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1 8 | foundation of religious teaching. But at the same time it 2 8 | severely do they spurn the teaching office of the Church, which 3 8 | the necessity of a living Teaching Authority.~ 4 10| any intervention by the Teaching Authority of the Church. 5 10| themselves from the sacred Teaching Authority and are accordingly 6 12| adapting ecclesiastical teaching and methods to modern conditions 7 13| those who are engaged in teaching youth.~ 8 16| and even that used by the Teaching Authority of the Church 9 18| and even contempt for the Teaching Authority of the Church 10 18| scholastic theology. This Teaching Authority is represented 11 18| constitutions and decrees of the Teaching Church must be explained 12 20| the supreme power of their Teaching Authority. For these matters 13 20| taught with the ordinary teaching authority, of which it is 14 21| the doctrine of the living Teaching Authority is to be found 15 21| given to His Church a living Teaching Authority to elucidate and 16 21| theologians, but only to the Teaching Authority of the Church. 17 21| exercise this function of teaching, as she often has through 18 21| immortal memory, Pius IX, teaching that the most noble office 19 22| of the Fathers and of the Teaching Church by the norm of Holy 20 29| higher order, since the Teaching Authority of the Church, 21 31| singularly preeminent both of teaching students and for bringing 22 34| proper reverence to the Teaching Authority of the Church, 23 36| 36. For these reasons the Teaching Authority of the Church 24 37| and the documents of the Teaching Authority of the Church 25 42| conscience exercise the office of teaching entrusted to them, unless 26 42| must profess toward the Teaching Authority of the Church,