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 1 Int|        confided His powers to the Church which He wished to be a
 2 Int|      virtue be an ornament of the Church of Christ; and by your preaching
 3  I |   according to the warning of the Church: "Clerics must live both
 4  I |      obeys the authorities of the church is obeying the Redeemer
 5  I |           commands of Holy Mother Church, We wish to give due praise
 6  I |          divine service, that the Church has established the law
 7  I |           capacity as Head of the Church, He offers and immolates
 8  I |        and make more fruitful the Church and the souls of all men.
 9  I | succession of days and hours, the Church obliges the priest to recite
10  I |        heart".45 ~38. Just as the Church herself never ceases praying,
11  I |        Voice of Christ and of the Church ~39. Obedient to this duty,
12  I |          always "the voice of the Church," which takes up the sentiments
13  I |           at great length why the Church, through the course of the
14  I |         the road of sanctity, the Church heartily recommends to us,
15  I |           45. Above all else, the Church exhorts us to the practice
16  I |         So that every day, as the Church herself recommends,51 they
17  I |      himself does not use it. The Church, as you know, declares as
18 II |           they must ever give the Church new sons, bring them up,
19 II |        both to himself and to the Church. But his work and his labor
20 II |   priestly ministry has given the Church ripe fruits of spiritual
21 II |            therefore, sustain the Church of God, be an example to
22 II | incalculable good they render the Church remains hidden for the greater
23 III|        United for the Good of the Church ~72. As you well know, after
24 III|      common goal: the good of the Church, personal sanctification,
25 III|  connected with the future of the Church. It is true that the Society
26 III|         as possible in giving the Church numerous and holy ministers. ~
27 III|       needs and the growth of the Church at heart can give is precious
28 III|      mental and moral fitness the Church requires in young men who
29 III|       formed for his entering the Church should leave the seminary,
30 III|          as sacred deposit to the Church, teacher of Christians,
31 III|         from the teachings of the Church and overlooking clarity
32 III|          heart. Therefore, Mother Church primarily and anxiously
33 III|          the Divine Master in the Church. For seminarians, the interior
34 III|       acquire all the virtues the Church demands in priests. Of these
35 III|     imitate her virtues, then the Church will be supremely happy,
36 III|           already the wish of the Church84 that the custom of community
37 III|         splendid tradition of the Church, were to restore dignity
38 III|     activity and influence of the Church, of the faith and generous
39 IV |      apostolate carried on by the Church is by its essence under
40 IV |      serious effects of which the Church has never ceased to denounce.
41 IV |           ceased to denounce. The Church has not only indicated the
42 IV |        the social teaching of the Church, -- to spread the knowledge
43 IV |    although involuntarily, to the Church's enemies who in a number
44 FIN|        for the edification of the Church and the conversion of her
45 FIN|     rights and the freedom of the Church. We express Our most tender