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 1 32|                      32. "The power of the Church is in no sense
 2 32|     concerned, are within its power.~
 3 36|       that Catholics have the power of directly electing their
 4 36|       acceptable by the civil power.~
 5 39|    although enjoying ordinary power of jurisdiction which they
 6 40| teaching in these words: "The power of jurisdiction which is
 7 41|        41. Acts requiring the power of Holy Orders which are
 8 44|    that universal and supreme power of caring for, ruling, and
 9 45|     Christ committed the full power of caring for, ruling and
10 46|       the primacy of ordinary power over all others, and that
11 46|     all others, and that this power of jurisdiction of the Roman
12 50|    the free exercise of their power of jurisdiction. It must