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 1 1 | exemplary benevolence toward the Catholic Faith and Christian civilization,
 2 1 |    intimately connected with the Catholic Religion that We feel doubly
 3 3 |       known is the fact that the Catholic Church is never bound to
 4 4 |     regular, but likewise of the Catholic laity, or, rather, the great
 5 5 |       and subjection inspired by Catholic teachings and spirit have
 6 5 |          misunderstanding of the Catholic Faith and its beneficial
 7 6 |          a nation almost totally Catholic. Separation, well considered,
 8 8 |         manifest themselves, the Catholic Religion alone, that of
 9 9 |          9. The very exercise of Catholic worship, in its most essential
10 9 |          to the detriment of the Catholic Church, depriving her, with
11 9 |         the free property of the Catholic Church, but are declared -
12 10|      left only to the use of the Catholic Church and her ministers
13 10|          for their use. Thus the Catholic Church is compelled to pay
14 11|       property impossible to the Catholic Church. Since she is deprived
15 11|       say that under the law the Catholic Church has the faculty to
16 12|          permanently destined to Catholic worship, to its splendor
17 13|        and prayer over which the Catholic Church always had enjoyed
18 14|        condition created for the Catholic Church in Spain is, therefore,
19 15|  Religious Congregations and the Catholic Spain. ~
20 17|    deeply hostile to God and the Catholic Religion, to have disbanded
21 18|         Supreme Authority of the Catholic Church. They did not dare
22 21|         stipulated that strictly Catholic education should be imparted. ~
23 22|      young souls the traditional Catholic sentiments so deeply rooted
24 23|     other laws reconcilable with Catholic conscience. ~
25 24|        We again recommend to all Catholic Spain that laments and recriminations
26 25|         the Faithful to unite in Catholic Action, which We so often