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1 1, 2, c, 58 | glorious throne of Peter.  The Pope returned to Rome in the 2 1, 2, d, 65 | it!  This was the cry of Pope Urban II.  This is the cry 3 1, 2, d, 65 | of his worthy successor Pope Leo XIIIGod wants it!  4 1, 2, d, 65 | the Crusades, we find the Pope sitting erect on his throne, 5 1, 2, d, 65 | only one name: his name is Pope.  From his lips come the 6 1, 2, d, 65 | was threatening it, the Pope rose before the popular 7 1, 2, d, 65 | socialism threatening it, the Pope gets in touch directly with 8 1, 2, e, 71 | among human beings), the Pope will achieve his noble purpose 9 2 102 | Scalabrini focuses on the Pope's "prerogatives" ‑- his 10 2 102 | who, in the person of the Pope, glorifies Christ.  This 11 2 102 | instituted by Christ, namely, Pope, bishop, and priest.~ ~Lay 12 2 102 | mediator of God and the Pope before priests and lay people.~ ~ 13 2 102 | legitimate mediator between the Pope and the faithful ‑- a doctrine 14 2 103 | universal Church is the Pope and, for the local Church, 15 2 103 | bishop in communion with the Pope.~ ~Membership in, and union 16 2 103 | and obedience" with the Pope and the Church.  This union, 17 2, 1, a, 108 | formed which starts with the Pope and reaches, in an orderly 18 2, 1, a, 108 | charity and obedience with the Pope and the Church, just as 19 2, 1, d, 117 | the bishops we find the Pope, who is the foundation, 20 2, 1, d, 117 | Everything centers on the Pope and everything comes down 21 2, 1, d, 117 | everything comes down from the Pope to the faithful with such 22 2, 1, d, 120 | loyalty and devotion to the Pope, as these people do, while 23 2, 1, d, 120 | bishops united with the Pope, undermining the bishops' 24 2, 1, d, 121 | the name of Religion and Pope, all those who do not agree 25 2, 1, d, 122 | in perfect union with the Pope, the Supreme Pontiff, is 26 2, 1, d, 123(26)| pretext of defending the Pope's authority.~ 27 2, 1, e, 126 | Prince of the Apostles, the Pope.  To the second belong all 28 2, 1, e, 126 | the bishops.30~ ~ ~"The Pope's infallibility is not detached 29 2, 1, e, 126 | faith of the Church"~ ~The Pope is personally infallible, 30 2, 1, e, 126 | is reflected in her.  The Pope is the head while the bishops 31 2, 1, e, 127 | true Church (...).~ ~The Pope is infallible, but his infallibility 32 2, 1, f, 131 | legitimate Shepherds: to obey the Pope, obey the bishop, obey those 33 2, 1, f, 131 | obey those to whom the Pope and the bishop have entrusted 34 2, 1, f, 131 | whoever does not obey the Pope, the bishop or the Catholic 35 2, 2 137 | 2. THE POPE~ ~ ~The Church is founded 36 2, 2 137 | Christians are united with the Pope in heart, mind and spirit, 37 2, 2 137 | faith and love with the Pope.  He who listens to the 38 2, 2 137 | He who listens to the Pope, listens to Christ: "our 39 2, 2 137 | depends on our union with the Pope."~ ~ ~ 40 2, 2, a, 138 | heart and spirit with the Pope and do so with courage, 41 2, 2, a, 138 | will be with us.1~ ~ ~"The Pope is the foundation stone 42 2, 2, a, 138 | stone of the Church"~ ~The Pope!  He is the most august 43 2, 2, a, 138 | all believers.~ ~Is the Pope teaching a truth?  It is 44 2, 2, a, 138 | is teaching it.  Is the Pope giving orders?  It is Jesus 45 2, 2, a, 138 | is giving orders.  Is the Pope condemning?  It is Jesus 46 2, 2, a, 138 | who is condemning.  Is the Pope absolving?  It is Jesus 47 2, 2, a, 138 | absolving.2~ ~ ~"Who is the Pope?"~ ~Our senses see in him 48 2, 2, a, 138 | faith tells us that the Pope is the successor of Peter, 49 2, 2, a, 138 | faith tells us that the Pope has all the jurisdiction 50 2, 2, a, 138 | Jesus Christ without the Pope.  On the other hand, where 51 2, 2, a, 138 | the other hand, where the Pope is, there the Church is, 52 2, 2, a, 139 | Sales, "the Church and the Pope are one and the same thing (...)."~ ~ 53 2, 2, a, 139 | thing (...)."~ ~Who is the Pope?  He is the infallible identity 54 2, 2, a, 139 | disorder (...).~ ~Who is the Pope?  He is the source of every 55 2, 2, a, 139 | world (...).~ ~Who is the Pope?  More than anything else, 56 2, 2, a, 139 | beautiful title, the title the Pope is most proud of.  Shortly 57 2, 2, a, 139 | apostles (...).~ ~We give the Pope the sweet name of Father.  58 2, 2, b, 141 | heart should focus on the Pope.  Only in him, through him 59 2, 2, b, 141 | him.  Yes, let us love the Pope.  Let us venerate him.  60 2, 2, b, 143 | world that we are with the Pope; that we are his faithful 61 2, 2, b, 144 | unconditionally support the Pope; that we believe in the 62 2, 2, b, 144 | in the teachings of the Pope; that we submit to all the 63 2, 2, b, 144 | that we submit to all the Pope's commands; and that we 64 2, 2, b, 144 | to, and of love for, the Pope.~ ~In fact, to profess we 65 2, 2, b, 144 | profess we are with the Pope means professing that we 66 2, 2, c, 145 | live our Most Holy Father Pope Pius X.~ ~Beloved brothers 67 2, 2, c, 145 | rather than considering the Pope's personal qualities, we 68 2, 2, c, 145 | us, we must think as the Pope thinks and judge as he judges.  69 2, 2, c, 145 | extent determined by the Pope in his wisdom, always working 70 2, 2, c, 146 | absolute obedience to what the Pope teaches or commands.  We 71 2, 3 148 | unity with Christ and the Pope.  The Pope is the foundation 72 2, 3 148 | Christ and the Pope.  The Pope is the foundation of the 73 2, 3 148 | indispensable bridge between the Pope and the faithful of the 74 2, 3, a, 149 | visible representative, the Pope.  It is only through this 75 2, 3, a, 150 | time and space.3~ ~ ~"The Pope is the foundation, the bishops 76 2, 3, a, 150 | the bishop of bishops, the Pope.~ ~The Church is the living 77 2, 3, a, 150 | sole temple of God.  The Pope is its foundation; the bishops 78 2, 3, a, 150 | Church is a body of which the Pope is the visible head; the 79 2, 3, a, 150 | Church is a ship of which the Pope is the captain; the bishops 80 2, 3, a, 150 | like a kingdom of which the Pope is the supreme leader; the 81 2, 3, a, 152 | yourself, at least before the Pope, can cause scandal rather 82 2, 3, a, 153 | writing a long letter to the Pope, a memorandum in which I 83 2, 3, c, 160 | different from what the Pope or the bishops teach, we 84 2, 3, c, 160 | be truly united with the Pope when, breaking the necessary, 85 2, 3, c, 160 | and through him with the Pope; or when, under the banner 86 2, 3, c, 160 | exaggerated devotion to the Pope, they have in fact failed 87 2, 3, c, 164 | the bishop"~ ~After the Pope, the person we owe full 88 2, 3, d, 168 | bishop who does not join the Pope in strongly protesting past 89 2, 3, d, 168 | does not declare with the Pope that civil society in Italy 90 2, 3, d, 168 | and independence of the Pope, as common sense requires.~ ~ 91 2, 3, d, 170(31)| exercised subordinately to the Pope, not to priests or lay people ( 92 2, 3, e, 171 | AND LOCAL CHURCH~ ~ ~"The Pope is the center and the creator 93 2, 3, e, 171 | of other centers"~ ~The Pope attracts and radiates, gathers 94 2, 3, e, 171 | Jesus Christ through the Pope.~ ~To whom will I give the 95 2, 3, e, 171 | the Bishop of bishops, the Pope, and finds its unity in 96 2, 3, e, 174 | exaggerating its attachment to the Pope, etc.  What can I tell you?  97 2, 3, e, 174 | m going to write to the Pope about the matter and will 98 2, 3, e, 174 | there and, recently, to the Pope.  I'm sending you copies 99 2, 3, e, 174 | our ministry to make the Pope aware of the true state 100 2, 3, e, 176 | I have written to the Pope along these lines, with 101 2, 4, c, 194 | Instead, when we submit to the Pope, we give evidence of unwavering 102 2, 5, b, 209 | bishops, nor just of the Pope, but of the shepherds and 103 2, 5, c, 213 | or hierarchy, about the Pope, the bishops or the least 104 3, 2, b, 269 | not just everything the Pope and bishops teach today 105 3, 2, d, 284 | infallible teacher of truth, the Pope.  ~ ~All three must be the 106 4, 1 307 | under the leadership of Pope and bishops.~ ~ ~"Jesus 107 4, 1 309 | I will tell you what the Pope desires, for he is the sure 108 4, 1 309 | will of God (...).~ ~The Pope wants all the parishes in 109 4, 1 309 | because to you especially the Pope solemnly addresses those 110 4, 2 323 | poor and the abandoned, the Pope has the most loving consideration, 111 4, 2 323 | conflagration (...).~ ~The Pope quite clearly points out 112 4, 3 328 | make reparation; and the Pope's freedom must be restored 113 4, 3, b, 332 | harmful.~ ~Think of the Pope's sufferings in all this!~ ~ 114 4, 3, b, 332 | this bitter sorrow of the Pope?  Are we not members of 115 4, 3, b, 333 | woe to us if there were no Pope in the midst of this chaos 116 4, 3, b, 333 | especially now when the Pope is Leo XIII.~ ~So, let us 117 4, 3, b, 336 | modern assault against the Pope; no bishop who does not 118 4, 3, c, 337 | RECONCILIATION~ ~ ~"The Pope has the right of free communication"~ ~ 119 4, 3, c, 337 | Primacy itself.16~ ~ ~"For the Pope we claim the freedom of 120 4, 3, c, 337 | temporal power.  We want the Pope to be strong, morally great, 121 4, 3, c, 337 | his rights as Primate, the Pope will have to be subject 122 4, 3, c, 338 | country.  I deeply believe the Pope would accept the invitation 123 4, 3, c, 338 | peacefully accept the word of the Pope because I understand, as 124 4, 3, c, 340 | notoriously opposed to the Pope and the Church.  These are 125 4, 4 345 | never to keep it from the Pope.~ ~Love for the truth leads 126 4, 4, b, 350 | Leo XIII we have a great Pope who knows how to hold high 127 4, 4, b, 350 | with the Holy Father.  The Pope asked him with great concern 128 4, 4, b, 351 | the end of the month, the Pope answered: "Oh, well, if 129 4, 4, b, 351 | in force?  Or perhaps the Pope wants to change direction 130 4, 4, c, 352 | that is hoodwinking the Pope in this matter that has 131 4, 4, c, 352 | submission, whenever the Pope should make his decision, 132 4, 4, c, 354 | insinuations and demands to the Pope through a well-known religious.  133 4, 4, c, 354 | admire the provisions the Pope took with regard to the 134 4, 4, c, 357 | cannot believe that now the Pope would be offended by the 135 4, 4, c, 359 | the guidelines which the Pope, in his wisdom and with 136 4, 4, d, 361 | bunch of papers I gave the Pope.  He read everything, including 137 5, 2, c, 409 | England as well.  Painting the Pope as a foreign sovereign, 138 5, Mem, 5, 427 | slaves, could the present Pope not request one for the 139 5, 3 429 | mission" is conferred by the Pope and carried out under the 140 5, 3 429 | with the bishops and the Pope.  The local Church guarantees 141 5, 3, a, 435(3) | pamphlet on emigration to the Pope.  It is entitled, L'emigrazione 142 5, 3, a, 446 | about how to carry out the Pope's cherished dream of founding 143 5, 3, b, 452 | Your union with the Pope, the Supreme and Infallible 144 5, 3, b, 452 | every occasion to make the Pope's greatness known, to remind 145 5, 3, d, 464 | unlimited obedience to the Pope, the superiors of the Congregation, 146 5, 3, d, 465 | Father.~ ~One day, the great Pope St. Clement was receiving


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