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  1 2       |             Mystical Body which is the Church. That is why He established
  2 3       |              her Founder's behest, the Church prolongs the priestly mission
  3 3       |           memory, Pius XI, "is not the Church at prayer! For centuries
  4 3       |            Body of Christ which is His Church!"7~
  5 4       |                the Western and Eastern Church were made the object of
  6 6       |                prayers in the Catholic Church, translated again into Latin
  7 9       |            conform exactly to what the Church out of the abundance of
  8 11      |               liturgies of the Eastern Church, whose ancient and honorable
  9 11      |              prevailing in the Western Church, of sufficient importance,
 10 18      |                us likewise through His Church, where He is present indefectibly
 11 18      |              their course: through the Church which He constituted "the
 12 19      |                                19. The Church has, therefore, in common
 13 19      |             sacrifice; in this way the Church re-establishes between the
 14 20      |               of earth. Along with the Church, therefore, her Divine Founder
 15 20      |                Redeemer as Head of the Church renders to the Father, as
 16 21      |               the very founding of the Church. The first Christians, in
 17 22      |              Like her divine Head, the Church is forever present in the
 18 23      |                worship rendered by the Church to God must be, in its entirety,
 19 24      |                 the keen desire of the Church that all of the faithful
 20 26      |         worship rendered to God by the Church in union with her divine
 21 27      |                by the hierarchy of the Church, then its effectiveness
 22 27      |            rather to the action of the church (ex opere operantis Ecclesiae),
 23 31      |                  This explains why the Church in a brief and significant
 24 34      |              of Jesus Christ. When the Church teaches us our Catholic
 25 34      |              the spirit of Christ, the Church endeavors to permeate with
 26 35      |              but for that of the whole Church, where whatever good is
 27 37      |       sacrifice and divine office, the Church has serious reason for prescribing
 28 39      |                                39. The Church is a society, and as such
 29 41      | indiscriminately to all members of the Church in general, but is conferred
 30 44      |             liturgy in the name of the Church, its organization, regulation
 31 44      |               cannot but be subject to Church authority. This conclusion,
 32 45      |       doctrinal propositions which the Church proposes to be perfectly
 33 45      |              teaching authority of the Church with a view to safeguarding
 34 46      |               meaning by this that the Church is obliged to declare such
 35 47      |               But this is not what the Church teaches and enjoins. The
 36 47      |            witness to the faith of the Church.~
 37 48      |               controversial truth, the Church and the Holy Fathers have
 38 48      |              teaching authority of the Church, it can supply proofs and
 39 51      |               and glorious life of the Church.~
 40 52      |              teaching authority of the Church, and to reflect it, in a
 41 53      |          species, adopted in the Latin Church; these developments were
 42 57      |                                57. The Church has further used her right
 43 57      |                legitimate rites of the Church and with the prohibition
 44 58      |               intimately bound up with Church discipline and with the
 45 59      |                                59. The Church is without question a living
 46 60      |            considerable portion of the Church, is a manifest and beautiful
 47 61      |                Spirit, who assists the Church in every age even to the
 48 63      |            proclaimed as dogmas by the Church, under the inspiration and
 49 63      |            existing legislation of the Church to revert to prescriptions
 50 64      |                to souls, and which the Church, the ever watchful guardian
 51 65      |               placed . . . to rule the Church of God,"55 have the right
 52 65      |             will of the Founder of the Church.~
 53 66      |             continually renewed in the Church by His ministers, is the
 54 67      |                His beloved Spouse, the Church, a visible sacrifice such
 55 78      |               cross, bestowed upon His Church, as a completely gratuitous
 56 83      |                to the entire Christian Church, and that thence, and thence
 57 86      |                and some Doctors of the Church. "Not only," says Innocent
 58 86      |             attestation that the whole Church consents in the oblation
 59 89      |                89. In every age of the Church's history, the mind of man,
 60 92      |              for the good of the whole Church. Now the faithful participate
 61 93      |         Mystical Body. Hence the whole Church can rightly be said to offer
 62 93      |             that, being members of the Church no less than the priest
 63 94      |               the true teaching of the Church.~
 64 96      |              God for the holy Catholic Church, and for the living and
 65 97      |              name of Christ and of the Church and that it is not robbed
 66 97      |             earnest desire - as Mother Church has always commanded - that
 67 100     |               which the Bishop, in the Church's name, addresses to priests
 68 101     |               disposal, at helping the Church to bring about this most
 69 103     |              St. Augustine has it, the Church is made to see that in what
 70 104     |             Christ and children of the Church, but let them further, in
 71 105     |            words and sentiments of the Church. They also are to be commended
 72 106     |               with the precepts of the Church and the rubrics of the liturgy.
 73 106     |              much increased if, as the Church desires, the people are
 74 113     |         uninterrupted tradition of the Church has preserved, condemned
 75 116     |                               116. The Church, as the teacher of truth,
 76 118     |               But the desire of Mother Church does not stop here. For
 77 118     |            been reserved; however, the Church has not for this reason
 78 119     |               these invitations of the Church freely and with spontaneity.
 79 120     |            life which all require. The Church of Jesus Christ needs no
 80 122     |           communion. Still, though the Church with the kind heart of a
 81 124     |       reprehend or find fault with the Church, because she advises her
 82 129     |              no wonder, then, that the Church, even from the beginning,
 83 130     |          Councils teach that it is the Church's tradition right from the
 84 131     |          Himself. When, therefore, the Church bids us adore Christ hidden
 85 132     |                          132. Now, the Church in the course of centuries
 86 133     |               supernatural life to the Church militant upon earth and
 87 133     |                a certain extent by the Church triumphant in heaven which
 88 133     |              slain."125 Wherefore, the Church not merely approves these
 89 133     |                liturgical rules of the Church require, they are undoubtedly
 90 134     |         solemnly avow the faith of the Church that the Word of God is
 91 136(130)|                for the Dedication of a Church.~
 92 138     |           reason, the worship that the Church renders to God, and which
 93 139     |              and not to faint,"132 the Church faithfully fulfills this
 94 141     |                by the authority of the Church are gradually incorporated
 95 142     |             and other ministers of the Church and by religious who are
 96 142     |       religious who are deputed by the Church for this.~
 97 143     |               words recommended by the Church to be said before starting
 98 145     |              this lofty dignity of the Church's prayer, there should correspond
 99 149     |                 it is the voice of the Church, the harmonious confession
100 150     |        observance of the feasts of the Church, which are in a special
101 150     |              to the soul. Although the Church only commands the faithful
102 150     |               the sweet singing of thy Church. Their sound would penetrate
103 153     |                for our meditation, the Church gives us examples to imitate,
104 154     |              Advent, for instance, the Church arouses in us the consciousness
105 157     |              Lent, our Holy Mother the Church over and over again strives
106 158     |          before us by the liturgy, the Church invites us to come to Calvary
107 160     |             the time of Pentecost, the Church by her precept and practice
108 163     |        Paraclete and who abides in His Church forever; "Jesus Christ,
109 165     |        fostered and accompanied by the Church, is not a cold and lifeless
110 165     |              who is ever living in His Church. Here He continues that
111 165     |        According to the Doctors of the Church, they are shining examples
112 165     |          Moreover, our holy Mother the Church, while proposing for our
113 166     |             and subordinate order, the Church always strives to put before
114 167     |               by our senses, also, the Church wishes that images of the
115 170     |              sanctifying action of the Church, and strengthened by the
116 172     |                easily removed from the Church, and that the faithful following
117 173     |           exercises of piety which the Church recommends very much to
118 179     |               clear to all that in the Church on earth, no less in the
119 179     |               on earth, no less in the Church in heaven, there are many
120 185     |             and constant growth of the Church universal. For the eternal
121 188     |              the catholic unity of the Church.168~
122 189     |            lies that everything in the church, including vestments and
123 191     |       Gregorian chant, which the Roman Church considers her own as handed
124 191     |               parts of the liturgy the Church definitely prescribes it;171
125 192     |            well prays twice." Thus the Church militant, faithful as well
126 192     |              joins in the hymns of the Church triumphant and with the
127 195     |                reverent service of the church and the sacred rites, provided
128 204     |               the people, sanctify the Church, assemble the ancients,
129 208     |             the spiritual life, of the Church. "Obey your prelates and