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 1 1 |         Fathers, the wide sweep of Church history, the building of
 2 1 |         lovingly and earnestly the Church, far seeing Mother that
 3 2 |        Christian history, when the Church could be said to be still
 4 3 |   consistent active involvement of Church and Ministry in the promotion
 5 4 |        formation of Canon Law, the Church has gradually developed
 6 5 |         perfection in any form the Church, like a good mother acquiescing
 7 5 |       Ecclesia" in the face of the Church, and public - it was provided
 8 5 |           it was provided that the Church herself should receive it
 9 5 |          and recognize it. But the Church has always wisely given
10 6 | established by favor or command of Church Authority. ~
11 7 |         catholic apostolate of the Church itself. The relationship
12 7 |    relationship is integral to the Church and to the Religious Orders
13 8 |          wisdom and providence the Church so legislated for the canonical
14 9 |         law from the nature of the Church as hierarchically constituted
15 9 |           essential purpose of the Church, sanctification effectually
16 10|        itself produce nothing. The Church therefore with progressively
17 10|        associations founded by the Church itself, that is to Religious (
18 10|           1) who received from the Church both canonical existence
19 10|    consideration, in virtue of the Church's teaching office not only
20 12|        appropriate discipline, the Church made the wise provision
21 12|         which had deserved well of Church and State but had not all
22 12|        words. With these, too, the Church must be concerned. They
23 13|        prudent laws, proofs of the Church's love and concern, made
24 16|          already recognized in the Church, and in particular to the
25 19|    potential for souls and for the Church. ~
26 22|        Superior in the name of the Church. Such encouragement and