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 1 1 | fitting and desirable that the Church's history should not only
 2 19|       always in union with the Church of Rome and in your service
 3 21|    borders of that nation. The Church of Gaul, which from apostolic
 4 21|       time elapsed without any Church Councils being called, so
 5 21|       the illustrious Frankish Church was imperiled than he set
 6 22|        prudence to restore the Church of the Franks to its pristine
 7 22| Boniface and all good men, the Church of the Franks was seen to
 8 28|        this the history of the Church teaches us. What took place
 9 29|     the Catholic and Apostolic Church of Rome has destined to
10 33|       faith and union with the Church of Rome, and whomever God
11 36|   which is built the universal Church, which will last until the
12 37|       back to the unity of the church. This is what We exceedingly
13 38|        seamless garment of the Church; imperial might and the
14 38|    upon the liberty due to the Church and the citizens themselves,
15 39|         if in many regions the Church in the discharge of her
16 40|  everyone to that unity of the Church which was his constant rule