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 1 1  |          judged best from this that Christ Our Lord, Son of the Eternal
 2 2  |           with the true doctrine of Christ regarding it; and secondly,
 3 2  |    conformity with that pure law of Christ so as to obtain true peace
 4 3  |            ground, in Our office as Christ's Vicar upon earth and Supreme
 5 4  |          you to the whole Church of Christ and indeed to the whole
 6 5  |            Author of nature, and by Christ Our Lord by Whom nature
 7 8  |            virginity given by Jesus Christ, or to bind himself in the
 8 13 |            members of the Church of Christ, to raise up fellow-citizens
 9 14 |           be made living members of Christ, partakers of immortal life,
10 20 |       dispensations as the words of Christ and the constant teaching
11 20 |            Trent solemnly declare: "Christ Our Lord very clearly taught
12 21 |                         21. Nor did Christ Our Lord wish only to condemn
13 21 |            heart."22 Which words of Christ Our Lord cannot be annulled
14 23 |             love each other, but as Christ loved the Church. This precept
15 23 |        Husbands, love your wives as Christ also loved the Church,"24
16 23 |           before man by God, namely Christ Our Lord, and by God's grace
17 26 |           the head of the wife, and Christ is the head of the Church."29 ~
18 29 |         bears the image, the one of Christ, the other of the Church."30 ~
19 31 |        hallowing of the contract by Christ Himself, whereby He made
20 32 |              32. In the first place Christ Himself lays stress on the
21 34 |           Therefore although before Christ the sublimeness and the
22 34 |        circumstances, nevertheless, Christ, by virtue of His supreme
23 35 |        interpreter is the Church of Christ. However, not even this
24 36 |          union which exists between Christ and the Church: "Sacramentum
25 36 |             which union, as long as Christ shall live and the Church
26 36 |              This is safeguarded in Christ and the Church, which, living
27 36 |          Church, which, living with Christ who lives for ever may never
28 36 |           that is, in the Church of Christ, that when for the sake
29 38 |         meaningless and empty name. Christ the Lord, the Institutor
30 39 |         faithful was constituted by Christ as a sign of grace, the
31 41 |             were from marriage with Christ, even though it may have
32 42 |         that most fruitful union of Christ with the Church, which is
33 49 |             of nature nor raised by Christ the Lord to the dignity
34 57 |             to himself the words of Christ: "They are blind and leaders
35 73 |        adultry,"55 and the words of Christ: "Whosoever shall look on
36 73 |             one and the same "Jesus Christ, yesterday and today and
37 73 |            and the same doctrine of Christ that abides and of which
38 78 |          house that in the words of Christ would forthwith be shaken
39 79 |    religious society, the Church of Christ, but to civil society alone.
40 81 |         grace and the union between Christ and the Church, evidently
41 81 |        possible to the archetype of Christ and the Church. ~
42 83 |            that close union between Christ and His Church. ~
43 84 |           and mark of the Church of Christ, so also should be the sign
44 87 |             God, fully confirmed by Christ, a law that can never be
45 87 |             consequence remains, as Christ Himself has explicitly confirmed: "
46 103|           of submitting to Him. For Christ Himself made the Church
47 104|            of all true followers of Christ, lettered or unlettered,
48 104|             himself guided by Jesus Christ Our Lord. ~
49 109|             and unadulterated which Christ the Lord and the apostles,
50 110|          their union a sacrament of Christ and the Church."83 ~
51 113|          the fullness of the age of Christ.87 It will also help them,
52 114|       perfection by the Church. For Christ has provided her with heavenly
53 115|             of the true religion of Christ, then of themselves, of
54 119|          give of their substance to Christ in the person of His poor
55 124|            the Church instituted by Christ the Lord. Hence We earnestly
56 124|      friendship with this Church of Christ so that through the united
57 125|        Founder of the Church, Jesus Christ, wished the spiritual power
58 126|             according to the law of Christ, that in the solemn Convention
59 128|      members of the great family of Christ, that all may be thoroughly
60 128|            God and Our Savior Jesus Christ."98 ~
61 129| pusillanimous and fainthearted; and Christ Our Lord and Redeemer, "