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 1 9 |        the very beginning in the Church founded by the Divine Redeemer
 2 10|        clearly that the sound of church singing was not completely
 3 12|         had been restored to the Church the psalms and hymns of
 4 16|                    15. Since the Church always held this polyphonic
 5 17|        under the auspices of the Church the study of sacred music
 6 18|          shows how sincerely the Church has desired to render divine
 7 18|        It likewise shows why the Church must insist that this art
 8 22|      will be astonished that the Church is so vigilant and careful
 9 22|          is the intention of the Church, however, to protect sacred
10 28|          sacred buildings of the Church, the guardian and arbiter
11 30|                          29. The Church has always honored and always
12 30|        and important help to the Church in carrying out its apostolic
13 31|      rites themselves. Hence the Church must take the greatest care
14 33|        honor given to God by the Church in union with Christ, its
15 37|      called religious music. The Church has possessed such music
16 37|      developed happily under the Church's auspices. As experience
17 42|      immediately joined with the Church's liturgical worship should
18 43|       which has been used in the Church over the course of so many
19 45|      guarding and dispensing the Church's riches to preserve this
20 46|       the wonderful unity of the Church. This is one of the most
21 46|        important reasons why the Church so greatly desires that
22 47|          the universality of the Church may shine forth more powerfully
23 51|          Latin Roman Rite of the Church. It can also, however, be
24 52|       marvelous abundance of the Church, they also, in their various
25 53|     musical works of the Western Church itself. It is Our hope that
26 54|      music from the rites of the Church. If this polyphonic music
27 54| accompanying and beautifying the Church's sacred rites. ~
28 57|                          56. The Church favors all these enterprises.
29 57|    memory, St. Pius X, says, the Church "unceasingly encourages
30 59| instruments that have a place in church the organ rightly holds
31 59|         to the ceremonies of the Church. It moves the souls of the
32 63|   intimately associated with the Church's sacred liturgy, there
33 70|       grown sufficiently, larger church buildings have been erected,
34 70|       schools established by the Church and, finally, until there
35 72|     beginning, when the Catholic Church sent preachers of the Gospel
36 73|          committed to you by the Church. As experience teaches,
37 76|     according to the mind of the Church by teachers who are experts
38 81|       with due observance of the Church's laws and due obedience
39 83|         hope that whoever in the Church supervises and directs the
40 84|          esteemed throughout the Church's history and which today
41 84|        bring the children of the Church to give due praise, expressed