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 1 3 | subjects relating to Church and State, in conformity with changed
 2 6 |        openly declared that the State has no official religion,
 3 6 |  reaffirming that separation of State from Church which was, alas,
 4 9 |        is made dependent on the State, and religious processions
 5 11|         divine mission, and the State has constituted itself judge
 6 12|      the pious faithful, to the State only is given to the power
 7 12|      removing every duty of the State to compensate the Church
 8 14|     strictest justice since the State, in fixing these allowances,
 9 15|  dangerous to the safety of the State, thus stimulating a passion
10 17|     legitimate authority of the State. In this way means was ought
11 18|       contrast with that of the State - a contrast that cannot