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 1 2 |          only to Religion and the Church, but also to those declared
 2 3 |        the fact that the Catholic Church is never bound to one form
 3 3 |           on subjects relating to Church and State, in conformity
 4 3 |           understandings with the Church the States themselves have
 5 3 |         social disorders than the Church, which is the greatest educator
 6 4 |   vexations by adversaries of the Church, kept themselves aloof from
 7 5 |           proceedings against the Church, publicly alleged a necessity
 8 5 |          the struggle against the Church in Spain is not so much
 9 6 |          separation of State from Church which was, alas, decreed
10 6 |        God and therefore from the Church. ~
11 7 |         this exclusion of God and Church from the life of the Spanish
12 7 |         Spanish Nation, where the Church always and rightly has held
13 7 |          the laws persecuting the Church, or endeavoring, in spite
14 7 |          and cooperation with the Church. ~
15 8 |        they wished to subject the Church and her ministers to measures
16 9 |         detriment of the Catholic Church, depriving her, with open
17 9 |          property of the Catholic Church, but are declared - with
18 10|           the use of the Catholic Church and her ministers in accordance
19 10|      their use. Thus the Catholic Church is compelled to pay taxes
20 11|        impossible to the Catholic Church. Since she is deprived of
21 11|        under the law the Catholic Church has the faculty to own at
22 11|         services. In this way the Church is compelled to submit to
23 12|           such worship. While the Church is denied the right to dispose
24 12|           State to compensate the Church for such deplorable waste. ~
25 13|           over which the Catholic Church always had enjoyed the full
26 13|           ownership and which the Church by her magnificent title
27 14|          created for the Catholic Church in Spain is, therefore,
28 14|      goods already taken from the Church. ~
29 17|         Nation, which gave to the Church of God the grand and glorious
30 18|         Authority of the Catholic Church. They did not dare name
31 19|           more the enemies of the Church seek to alienate people
32 23|         inalienable rights of the Church. And We wish here to reaffirm
33 23|     citizen and so hostile to the Church, substituting other laws
34 26| assistance promised by God to His Church and in the immense goodness