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 1 2 |         estate and the needs of the Church, Our attention is directed
 2 7 |             God. The enemies of the Church themselves well know the
 3 7 |             that destruction of the Church, which has been so often
 4 13|           to His beloved spouse the Church, a sacrifice which should
 5 18|             a son of God and of the Church of Jesus Christ. To strengthen
 6 23|            have commanded you." The Church of Christ, depository and
 7 24|    corruptions of human malice, the Church rises up like a bright lighthouse
 8 24|        shines in the world. Now the Church exercises her "ministry
 9 27|        given by divine grace to the Church. This work is advanced and
10 28|           to God in the name of the Church, over and above sacrifice
11 29|          officio in the name of the Church, the beloved Spouse of the
12 30|         given by the enemies of the Church. For as We have said on
13 30|           is the tie that binds the Church to her priests. The most
14 35|          what you handle," says the Church through the Bishop to the
15 38|             more closely. Hence the Church publicly urges on all her
16 40|      chastity. Clerics of the Latin Church in higher Orders are bound
17 43|          the practice, in the Latin Church, received the sanction of
18 43|      Apostles taught, and the early Church preserved, let us too, observe." ~
19 44|                 44. In the Oriental Church, too, most illustrious Fathers
20 44|           to the subdiaconate: "The Church does not on any account
21 44|             Doctor of the Universal Church, well called the Harp of
22 44|             and chose thee out, the Church desired thee and held thee
23 46|        though it be in the Catholic Church, never fails to touch the
24 47|          prevailing in the Oriental Church. What We have said has been
25 49|           the worldly over whom the Church like the Apostle grieves: "
26 49|          brought such harm upon the Church throughout the centuries:
27 49|           enemies of God and of the Church, and cooperate in their
28 54|             into the harmony of the Church's Hierarchy. ~
29 55|      certain wonderful variety Holy Church is clothed, made comely
30 55|         supreme visible Head of the Church, the successor of St. Peter,
31 55|             Head; and thus make the Church Militant a foe truly terrible
32 55|             magnificent work of the Church in the world would be sadly
33 57|        feature,--learning. This the Church requires of him; for the
34 57|         laws and observances of the Church of which he is minister.
35 58|         healthily modern, as is the Church, which is at home in all
36 59|      synonymous with "learned." The Church preserved and saved the
37 59|     glorious title of Doctor of the Church that great teacher of the
38 60|           under the guidance of the Church, redounds to the good estate
39 60|           to the good estate of the Church and to the glory of her
40 65|    Conscious of this necessity, the Church down the ages has shown
41 65|         depart from it." Hence, the Church, moved by the Holy Spirit,
42 66|            of the government of the Church; it is, and should be, the
43 68|          other prescriptions of the Church. Where this happens, it
44 68|        conducive to the good of the Church. ~
45 69|       cruelty, not only towards the Church, to whom would be given
46 71|       assume before God, before the Church, and before the youths themselves,
47 72|            to the severe law of the Church "should not confer holy
48 74|           Sacraments. Thus will the Church be saved much grief, and
49 76|              God never abandons His Church; and so the number of priests
50 76|             source of sorrow to the Church. What a terrifying account,
51 77|          refuse to send them to His Church, as ever He has done throughout
52 78|           God, of more honor to the church, and more profitable to
53 79|      hierarchical apostolate of the Church, and hence it cannot neglect
54 80|           priests whose "praise the Church declares," owe the beginning
55 81|           only obey the laws of the Church concerning abstinence and
56 86| providentially opened by God to His Church. Again now, to you, Our
57 87|   indissolubly bound to God and the Church, and so nothing remains
58 89|             You are the hope of the Church and of the people, who look
59 89|   ordination to the priesthood, the Church find you in fact such as
60 89|             may be a delight to the Church of Christ, that both by