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 1 3 |       harmony. And, although the Church has always recognized this
 2 6 |     would also be defined by the Church's supreme teaching authority. ~
 3 8 | Christian faith entrusted to the Church. They have resulted in many
 4 12|    placed as bishops to rule the Church of God"4 gave an almost
 5 12|       concordant teaching of the Church's ordinary doctrinal authority
 6 12|        teaching authority of the Church, not by any merely human
 7 12|       universal agreement of the Church's ordinary teaching authority
 8 12|  believed by all children of the Church. For, as the Vatican Council
 9 12|        which are proposed by the Church, either in solemn judgment
10 13|        this common belief of the Church are evident from remote
11 15|         with the approval of the Church, have been founded and have
12 16|       Fathers and Doctors of the Church have never failed to draw
13 16|    teaching authority within the Church, of heavenly truths, can
14 19|      fasts which "the Holy Roman Church has observed for a long
15 20|         since the liturgy of the Church does not engender the Catholic
16 23|        piety, the bishops of the Church and its preachers in continually
17 31|       together with the Catholic Church, that Mary's body had been
18 33|        glory. Finally, since the Church has never looked for the
19 36|    attention on the faith of the Church itself, which is the Mystical
20 36|        of the body, and that the Church has venerated and has solemnly
21 36|        been taught to the entire Church in such a way that those
22 37|       common faith of the entire Church on the subject of the mystery
23 41|          41. Since the universal Church, within which dwells the
24 44|         exultation of the entire Church; by the authority of our
25 46|       attention of the universal Church, we desire that this, our
26 48|           Bishop of the Catholic Church, have signed, so defining. ~ ~