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 1 1  |      and care to His spouse the Church. ~
 2 4  |        through you to the whole Church of Christ and indeed to
 3 5  |      tradition of the Universal Church; this the solemn definition
 4 10 |       illustrious Doctor of the Church whom We commemorated recently
 5 13 |        to become members of the Church of Christ, to raise up fellow-citizens
 6 14 |    offer their offspring to the Church in order that by this most
 7 20 |      teaching and action of the Church show plainly. With reason,
 8 23 |         but as Christ loved the Church. This precept the Apostle
 9 23 |        as Christ also loved the Church,"24 that Church which of
10 23 |       loved the Church,"24 that Church which of a truth He embraced
11 26 |       Christ is the head of the Church."29 ~
12 29 |        Christ, the other of the Church."30 ~
13 35 | guardian and interpreter is the Church of Christ. However, not
14 36 |   exists between Christ and the Church: "Sacramentum hoc magnum
15 36 |       Christ shall live and the Church through Him, can never be
16 36 |   safeguarded in Christ and the Church, which, living with Christ
17 36 |       God . . . that is, in the Church of Christ, that when for
18 42 |        union of Christ with the Church, which is to venerated as
19 56 |     this question, the Catholic Church, to whom God has entrusted
20 58 |        put forward. Holy Mother Church very well understands and
21 59 |                        59. Holy Church knows well that not infrequently
22 62 |   repeated and confirmed by the Church in the condemnation of the
23 79 |      the religious society, the Church of Christ, but to civil
24 81 |    union between Christ and the Church, evidently requires that
25 81 |     archetype of Christ and the Church. ~
26 82 |      love and providence of the Church dissuades her children for
27 82 | salvation. This attitude of the Church to mixed marriages appears
28 82 |         greatest strictness the Church forbids marriages between
29 82 |       the divine law."62 If the Church occasionally on account
30 83 |    union between Christ and His Church. ~
31 84 |        the sign and mark of the Church of Christ, so also should
32 88 |      anyone should say that the Church errs in having taught or
33 89 |            89. If therefore the Church has not erred and does not
34 89 |      This separation, which the Church herself permits, and expressly
35 103|    humble obedience towards the Church should be combined with
36 103|         Christ Himself made the Church the teacher of truth in
37 103|  purpose he has constituted the Church the guardian and the teacher
38 103|     obedience not only when the Church defines something with solemn
39 104|         and to imagine that the Church, sent by God to teach and
40 104|     faith or morals by the Holy Church of God through its Supreme
41 106|         as bishops, to rule the Church of God, which He hath purchased
42 109|          and which the Catholic Church herself has religiously
43 110|        instruction given by the Church, however, will not alone
44 110|     sacrament of Christ and the Church."83 ~
45 113|   understanding of the Catholic Church, and will give them such
46 114|      complete perfection by the Church. For Christ has provided
47 124|       found nowhere save in the Church instituted by Christ the
48 124|        and friendship with this Church of Christ so that through
49 124|        and are a menace to both Church and State, may be effectively
50 125|      Governments can assist the Church greatly in the execution
51 125|        its association with the Church. Such suspicion and fear
52 125|         that the Founder of the Church, Jesus Christ, wished the
53 125|      the spiritual power of the Church, it necessarily follows
54 125|         not just; while for the Church there will be at hand a
55 127|        the civil power from the Church, and indeed from every religion,
56 129|        ineffable union with the Church; and the Holy Ghost, Love