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 1 5 |    labors to recall his erring brethren to the straight path of
 2 9 |      know full well, Venerable Brethren, these three bonds are so
 3 15|    Creed, also required of his brethren in the Episcopate, as a
 4 18| episcopal see, insulted by his brethren, condemned by an illegitimate
 5 20|        be considered as ailing brethren, and treated with gentle
 6 24|     Bishops, treating them 'as brethren, and not as adversaries.'25 '
 7 25|     times long past, Venerable Brethren, so will it be also today.
 8 31|       it is evident, Venerable Brethren, that at the Council of
 9 36|       heard therein. . . . Our brethren are come back to us, to
10 36| triumph over the return of our brethren to us. The Church had been
11 38|          38. And We, Venerable Brethren, as We celebrate the fifteenth
12 38|        return of our separated brethren in the East to Us and to
13 39|    easily induce our separated brethren, and especially their clergy,
14 42|    achieved with his separated brethren. And let them be assured
15 45|  remains for Us now, Venerable Brethren, on the occasion of this
16 45|    imploring for our separated brethren and children that blessing
17 46|    every one of you, Venerable Brethren, and to the flocks committed