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Thank you, Excellency.
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Brother Martin...
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with your permission,
I'm going to arrange a bath for you.
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Thank you, Excellency.
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My son, I know you desire
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to be a faithful servant
of Christ and His church.
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I am here to help you.
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Stand on your feet, my son.
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What do you have to say?
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Have I erred?
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Yes, you have erred.
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How?
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That I may avoid such error again.
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You have erred
by teaching new doctrines.
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Which of my teachings
is offensive to Rome?
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For one, indulgences.
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Pope Clement's decree,
Unigenitus.
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clearly states that
the merits of Christ
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are a treasure of indulgences.
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Acquire.
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I'm sorry, Your Grace.
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I think you'll find it says...
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"The merits of Christ acquire
the treasure of indulgences."
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I am not here
to wrangle with you.
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No, Your Grace.
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But Unigenitus was issued
175 years ago,
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and were this decree
not so embarrassing to our church,
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perhaps it would not be
commonly called Extnavagante
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and left out of
most collections of canon law.
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It contradicts Anommitanos.
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Our present Pope Leo is
in harmony with Clement's decree...
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and there ends the matter.