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 1 3 |         that note of the Catholic Church which rejects discord, flees
 2 10|         and promises well for the Church; still very much remains
 3 11|       persecutions of the nascent Church; and in our own time there
 4 14|          unlike that of the early Church. For those who along with
 5 14|         remembers that the infant Church at that time was devoid
 6 14|           Jesus Christ and in His Church, the pillar and ground of
 7 15|          children of the Catholic Church from Rome and from this
 8 20| fatherland and his Order, but the Church should be loved with a still
 9 20|    detrimental to the good of the Church.~
10 22|           of, is to establish the Church on sound foundations among
11 23|         points among others: "The Church's aim is not the domination
12 24|          the establishment of the Church in new territiories. And
13 24|      lands in such a way that the Church may ever become more firmly
14 25|          clear, however, that the Church cannot be properly and duly
15 26|           that would threaten the Church throughout all that territory,
16 28|         as the future hope of the Church, and that not a few dioceses
17 29|      foreigners, to labor for the Church in an auxiliary capacity.
18 31|       since the foundation of the Church. Indeed the Apostles and
19 33|        enriched the growth of the Church by their labors and the
20 34|        bringing him into the true Church. Radegunda and Bathilda
21 36|           the laity, the Catholic Church has not only advanced its
22 36|           valiantly defending the Church and above all by their personal
23 37|          in the early days of the Church are still to be found in
24 49|          principles taught by the Church in this matter. It is imperative
25 52|        Christmas time, 1942: "The Church has condemned the various
26 52|        eternal salvation. But the Church cannot ignore or overlook
27 56|          fully understand it. The Church from the beginning down
28 56|        just or beautiful. For the Church, when she calls people to
29 58|           reason why the Catholic Church has neither scorned nor
30 58|       revelation. So likewise the Church has graciously made her
31 61|          unity and harmony of the Church of God among all nations. . .
32 63|           has shown also that the Church is no obstacle to the native
33 64|        the praise of the Catholic Church and lend beauty to Divine
34 66|      beloved priests of the whole Church that the work done by the
35 69|                           69. The Church is the mystical Body of
36 71|           then, does the Catholic Church, most loving mother of all
37 71|     family who, as members of the Church militant, suffering and