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 1 1 |         heaven-sent treasure Holy Church considers as the most precious
 2 1 |           called in question, the Church has with even greater zeal
 3 1 |           be read in the Catholic Church and are contained in the
 4 1 |        were to be regarded by the Church as sacred and canonical "
 5 1 |           were handed down to the Church herself."3 When, subsequently,
 6 2 |   earnestly all those sons of the Church who devote themselves to
 7 3 |         and constant faith of the Church."9~
 8 5 |        Fathers and Doctors of the Church, as well as by the Sovereign
 9 6 |          the mind of the Catholic Church" he founded the Pontifical
10 9 |       dissipate the idea that the Church is opposed to or in any
11 9 |           all the children of the Church, especially clerics, to
12 12|    exegesis of the Fathers of the Church has been more widely and
13 14|            14. The Fathers of the Church in their time, especially
14 17|       distinguished Doctor of the Church - "should first of all engage
15 18|         to what extent namely the Church has held in honor these
16 20|           the benefit of the Holy Church of God.25 If this desire
17 21|         applies only to the Latin Church and to the public use of
18 21|          so many centuries in the Church." Hence this special authority
19 21|         in the sense in which the Church has understood and understands
20 21|           morals; so that, as the Church herself testifies and affirms,
21 24|         have been confided to the Church by God Himself, should no
22 24|         teaching authority of the Church, as likewise the interpretation
23 25|         constant tradition of the Church and the precepts of the
24 26|       unchanging tradition of the Church approves it; and finally
25 28|       Fathers, the Doctors of the Church and the renowned interpreters
26 28|    assigned to them by God in the Church, they are distinguished
27 42|         outside or hostile to the Church against the authenticity,
28 46|  sincerely devoted to Holy Mother Church, should in any way be deterred
29 46|          with the doctrine of the Church, in particular with the
30 47|         all the other sons of the Church bear in mind that the efforts
31 47|           laws promulgated by the Church there is question of doctrine
32 47|           by the authority of the Church, nor are those more numerous
33 47|          defense and honor of the Church.~
34 48| faithfully to the teaching of the Church and accepts and uses gratefully
35 55|         the future priests of the Church a pure and never failing
36 59|           are devoted sons of the Church and follow faithfully her
37 61|           also in these days, the Church may have at her disposal
38 62|      desiring for all sons of the Church, and especially for the