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  1 1  |             of Christ, which is the Church,1 was first taught us by
  2 1  |            points which concern the Church Militant. To this We are
  3 2  |            riches stored up in this Church which Christ purchased with
  4 3  |           Jesus Christ, look to the Church as the only haven of salvation;
  5 3  |             are also aware that the Church of God not only is despised
  6 3  |             and the glory of Mother Church to whom, after God, we owe
  7 5  |             without the fold of the Church, not only because their
  8 5  |          their good will toward the Church seems to grow from day to
  9 5  |         they turn their gaze to the Church, if they contemplate her
 10 6  |          the barque of the Catholic Church int he teeth of a raging
 11 7  |       created for the erection of a church in Rome to be dedicated
 12 8  |          which are preserved in the Church. Moreover, recent pronouncements
 13 8  |        among those outside the true Church, and that among the faithful,
 14 9  |             and wills to see in the Church nothing but a juridical
 15 11 |           the supreme beauty of the Church; to bring out into fuller
 16 12 |           so only through a visible Church made up of men, so that
 17 12 |       centuries He makes use of the Church that the work begun might
 18 13 |       define and describe this true Church of Jesus Christ - which
 19 13 |       Catholic, Apostolic and Roman Church 12 - we shall find nothing
 20 14 |                        14. That the Church is a body is frequently
 21 14 |             Head of the Body of the Church."13 If the Church is a body,
 22 14 |            of the Church."13 If the Church is a body, it must be an
 23 14 |         enough that the Body of the Church should be an unbroken unity;
 24 14 |        Satis Cognitum asserts: "the Church is visible because she is
 25 14 |       divine truth, who imagine the Church to be invisible, intangible,
 26 15 |            of the ailing, so in the Church the individual members do
 27 16 |           this reason above all the Church is called a body, that it
 28 16 |           the Apostle describes the Church when he writes: "As in one
 29 17 |        structure of the body of the Church contains only hierarchical
 30 17 |             never be lacking in the Church. That those who exercise
 31 17 |             when the Fathers of the Church sing the praises of this
 32 17 |             never be wanting to the Church.~
 33 18 |             the social needs of the Church. Through the waters of Baptism
 34 18 |             and made members of the Church, but being stamped with
 35 18 |           to protect and defend the Church, their Mother, and the faith
 36 18 |      offered for the members of the Church who have fallen into sin,
 37 19 |          like a devoted mother, the Church is at the bedside of those
 38 20 |             the social needs of the Church Christ has provided in a
 39 21 |      Christian era, He supplied the Church with the means necessary
 40 22 |          included as members of the Church who have been baptized and
 41 22 |            a man refuse to hear the Church, let him be considered -
 42 23 |        imagine that the Body of the Church, just because it bears the
 43 23 |            man from the Body of the Church, as does schism or heresy
 44 24 |              to be cured within the Church's community than to be cut
 45 25 |         have thus far seen that the Church is so constituted that it
 46 26 |          occurs to Us at once: "The Church which, already conceived,
 47 26 |          the mystical temple of the Church when by His preaching He
 48 27 |     incorporated in the Body of the Church; and finally, when He came
 49 28 |         Fathers who assert that the Church was born from the side of
 50 29 |           from the Synagogue to the Church, from the many sacrifices
 51 30 |        office itself of Head of His Church. "For it was through His
 52 30 |      entered into possession of His Church, that is, of all the members
 53 31 |           the word, the Head of the Church, it was likewise through
 54 31 |          through His blood that the Church was enriched with the fullest
 55 31 |             that is on the Catholic Church, which is confined by no
 56 31 |            death He willed that His Church should be enriched with
 57 31 |            juridical mission of the Church, and the power to teach,
 58 31 |             Cross, opened up to His Church the fountain of those divine
 59 32 |          one new man," that is, the Church, and might reconcile both
 60 33 |                             33. The Church which He founded by His
 61 33 |           mission and office of the Church.~
 62 34 |          Mystical Body which is the Church should be called Christ'
 63 34 |           the Head of the Body, the Church." 43 He is the Head from
 64 36 |           be called the head of the Church by reason of His singular
 65 37 |         right rules and governs the Church; and herein is yet another
 66 38 |        fundamental law of the whole Church.~
 67 39 |       providence over the universal Church, whether by enlightening
 68 39 |           and giving courage to the Church's rulers for the loyal and
 69 39 |            out form the body of the Church - especially when times
 70 40 |           not leave the body of the Church He had founded as a human
 71 40 |     jurisdiction established in the Church gives such a Mystical Body
 72 40 |         ceases Himself to guide the Church invisibly, though at the
 73 40 |          Ascension into Heaven this Church rested not on Him alone,
 74 41 |           Christ as the Head of the Church, while not adhering loyally
 75 42 |           far said of the Universal Church must be understood also
 76 42 |             makeup the one Catholic Church. For they, too, are ruled
 77 42 |            members of the Universal Church, for they are united by
 78 43 |          the honor of the Universal Church; Our honor is the united
 79 44 |         daily by the prayers of the Church. Moreover as our Savior
 80 44 |            Savior does not rule the Church directly in a visible manner,
 81 44 |            the Cross He left to His Church the immense treasury of
 82 44 |             sanctification with His Church, but He wills that in some
 83 47 |           that the whole boy of the Church, no less than the individual
 84 47 |       footsteps of her Founder, the Church teaches, governs, and offers
 85 48 |            acknowledged Head of the Church for this reason too, that,
 86 49 |           strength and power to His Church so that the things of God
 87 49 |        streams into the body of the Church all the light with which
 88 50 |         Christ enlightens His whole Church, as numberless passages
 89 50 |          upon the nascent apostolic Church that the Prince of the Apostles
 90 50 |     presides at the Councils of the Church and guides them. 88~
 91 51 |          When the Sacraments of the Church are administered by external
 92 52 |           from His fulness into the Church, in order that she should
 93 52 |          why the social Body of the Church should be honored by the
 94 53 |             that He so sustains the Church, and so in a certain sense
 95 53 |          certain sense lives in the Church, that she is, as it were,
 96 53 |         qualification, he calls the Church "Christ," 94 following no
 97 53 |           when he was attacking the Church: "Saul, Saul, why persecutest
 98 53 |       believe Gregory of Nyssa, the Church is often called simply "
 99 54 |             most noble title of the Church must not be so understood
100 54 |            belongs to the universal Church; but it consists in this,
101 54 |         peculiarly His own with the Church in such a way that she may
102 54 |            it is He who through the Church baptizes, teaches, rules,
103 55 |           Christ our Lord wills the Church to live His own supernatural
104 56 |           Spirit He bestowed on the Church for the remission of sins,
105 56 |       Spirit is communicated to the Church in an abundant outpouring,
106 57 |             continual growth of the Church, He yet refuses to dwell
107 57 |           Christ is the Head of the Church, so is the Holy Spirit her
108 58 |          His Spirit, bestows on the Church, and which He and His Spirit,
109 58 |     holiness, make operative in the Church. The Church, then, no less
110 58 |        operative in the Church. The Church, then, no less than each
111 59 |           Christ is the Head of the Church: He is the savior of his
112 59 |          reason why the Body of the Church is given the name of Christ,
113 59 |          members who constitute the Church.112 But as We have already
114 59 |        speaking of the birth of the Church on the Cross, of Christ
115 60 |             of Christ, which is the Church, should be called mystical.
116 60 |         distinguish the Body of the Church, which is a Society whose
117 61 |         established the body of the Church and enriched it with the
118 61 |        Christ is God's."115 For the Church exists both for the good
119 62 |         fills and unifies the whole Church."116~
120 63 |           us to understand that the Church, a perfect society of its
121 63 |      despised or belittled; but the Church in its entirety is not found
122 63 |            principles, on which the Church rests and is established,
123 63 |             fills every part of the Church's being and is active within
124 64 |          arbitrarily claim that the Church is something hidden and
125 64 |            Head and Exemplar of the Church "is not complete, if only
126 65 |           who dream of an imaginary Church, a kind of society that
127 66 |          times there appears in the Church something that indicates
128 66 |            exclude sinners from His Church; hence if some of her members
129 66 |             lessen our love for the Church, but rather a reason why
130 67 |           Christ in the Body of the Church, a thing which is, as Augustine
131 67 |             Head of the Body of the Church,"134 and the unbroken tradition
132 69 |          name 138 should govern the Church in an invisible way, so,
133 73 |            How many children of the Church, on fire with this heavenly
134 75 |          has all the members of the Church present before Him and united
135 77 |         into all the members of the Church, and are perfected daily
136 77 |           of Jesus Christ. Thus the Church becomes, as it were, the
137 77 |           sense attains through the Church a fulness in all things.159
138 77 |            which is Christ, and the Church, which here below as another
139 78 |            by due submission to the Church, much light will be gained,
140 78 |            orthodox teaching of the Church: to reject every kind of
141 82 |          for the needs of the whole Church. And as the Divine Redeemer,
142 82 |         only Himself as Head of the Church, but in Himself His mystical
143 83 |          figure of the unity of the Church, if we consider how in the
144 86 |     Redeemer and the members of the Church coalesce in one physical
145 87 | supernatural powers enters into the Church and its members. For "The
146 88 |             was introduced into the Church by the inspiration of the
147 89 |             made in the Name of the Church are those which really matter,
148 89 |            united not only with His Church, which is His Beloved Spouse,
149 89 |             it is offered by Mother Church, excels any other kind of
150 90 |             only to the mind of the Church and to Christian usage,
151 90 |            is Head of the universal Church as He exists at once in
152 90 |         Himself. And thus, when the Church Militant offers her adoration
153 90 |          never-ending chorus of the Church Triumphant: "To him that
154 91 |            Teacher of the Universal Church, illumined the mind with
155 91 |       Catholic, Apostolic and Roman Church, in which we become members
156 92 |   Sacraments with which holy Mother Church sustains our life, the solemn
157 93 |           see Christ Himself in the Church. For it is Christ who lives
158 93 |             Christ who lives in His Church, and through her, teaches,
159 95 |            to see our Savior in the Church and in its members, it is
160 95 |       perfect model of love for the Church.~
161 96 |        breadth of His love. For the Church, the Bride of Christ, is
162 96 |          and race. True love of the Church, therefore, requires not
163 96 |            to us in the body of the Church, our brothers in Christ
164 98 |         with which Christ loved His Church is equalled by its constant
165 98 |            first foundations of the Church, even to His last mortal
166 98 |        establish and strengthen His Church, whether by giving us the
167 98 |       desire that all who claim the Church as their mother, should
168 99 |          the love of Christ and the Church, to take the greatest possible
169 100|            His burning love for the Church especially by praying for
170 102|             outside the fold of the Church, and those who, on account
171 103|        visible Body of the Catholic Church, solemnly declaring that
172 103|            the prayers of the whole Church We wish to repeat this solemn
173 103|             enjoyed in the Catholic Church. Therefore may they enter
174 104|             are forced to go into a church, to approach the altar and
175 104|            all we ardently love the Church to follow the example of
176 105|            a position to assist the Church by their protecting power,
177 105|           man, and that holy Mother Church "may lead a quiet and peaceable
178 106|         Blood that He purchased the Church.209 Let us then follow gladly
179 106|            our zealous love for the Church demands it, and our brotherly
180 106|           and death merited for His Church an infinite treasure of
181 106|          for His Body, which is the Church."212~
182 107|        immense gain and that of the Church, if to this end they bear
183 109|             all to love holy Mother Church with a devoted and active
184 109|            of human Society and the Church herself, let us commit ourselves
185 110|          for all a true love of the Church - she whose sinless soul
186 110|        exalted title of Head of the Church; in a marvelous birth she
187 110|         gifts, on the newly founded Church at Pentecost; and finally,
188 110|          for His Body, which is the Church";218 and she continues to
189 111|             May she throw about the Church today, as in times gone
190 111|           God that now at least the Church and all mankind may enjoy