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 1 1 |         which the Founder of the Church has left in heritage to
 2 2 |    reason why the Fathers of the Church confidently asserted that
 3 3 | flourishing in the garden of the Church. When the Acts of the Apostles5
 4 3 |     office they fulfilled in the Church increased notably, as We
 5 4 |      Further, the Fathers of the Church, such as Cyprian, Athanasius,
 6 4 |  centuries by the Doctors of the Church and the masters of asceticism,
 7 5 |        from the beginning of the Church until our time have offered
 8 5 |          what the Fathers of the Church preached about the glory
 9 6 |       also required by the Latin Church of clerics in major orders10
10 8 |    manner declare and uphold the Church's teaching on the sublime
11 9 |         should be noted that the Church has taken what is capital
12 12|       Fathers and Doctors of the Church have clearly taught, that
13 16|       the way the Fathers of the Church have always interpreted
14 16|        very earliest days of the Church they have considered virginity
15 17|      Moreover the Fathers of the Church considered this obligation
16 17|         writes that the Catholic Church has been accustomed to call
17 17|       was very like the rite the Church uses in our own day in the
18 18|        and resolutions which the Church herself requires of virgins
19 22|   temporal cares, that the Latin Church demands of her sacred ministers
20 22|        ministers of the Oriental Church to the same degree, nevertheless
21 24| according to the teaching of the Church, holy virginity surpasses
22 26|       the first centuries of the Church up to our own day, have
23 28|         who are the honor of the Church by the lofty sanctity of
24 30|   virginity of their mother, the Church and the sanctity of her
25 31|         of the union between the Church and her divine Spouse. For
26 31|       They are the flower of the Church, the beauty and ornament
27 31|     fecundity of our mother, the Church, finds expression and she
28 32|       Fathers and Doctors of the Church. Finally, We and Our Predecessors
29 32|      traditional doctrine of the Church, the danger they constitute,
30 33|          common sense, which the Church always holds in esteem,
31 40|          40. For this reason the Church has most wisely held that
32 41|        upon their minds that the Church today has a greater need
33 43|         much for the good of the Church; indeed, when in circumstances
34 44|                     44. From the Church's teaching on the excellence
35 46|          publicly honored by the Church, and who were faithful spouses
36 54|   Fathers90 and Doctors91 of the Church teach, that we can more
37 56|      contact with the world, the Church has promulgated appropriate
38 67|      difficulties with which the Church must contend today, the
39 68|       current necessities of the Church, may soon go forth to cultivate
40 71| consecrated virgins of the early Church who with courageous and
41 72|   countries and in the universal Church; may they be most certain