Letter 6010: The church of Carina, which has been unable to sustain itself as an independent diocese, is to be united with the...
AD BONIFACIUM EPISCOPUM.
Regiensi Ecclesie unit Carinensem.
Gregorius Bonifacio episcopo ® Regitano.
Postquam Eecclesiz * Carinensi, deſuncto ejus an-
listite, alium ordinari © nec loci desertio, JYY nec
Sinit imminatio personarum, majori cura constringi-
mur 4 ne consistentes ibidem, $i pastoris ſuerint mo-
deramine deslituti, per invia fidei hostis callidi rapian-
tur insidiis. Hoe ergo nosiro 8edit cordi consilium, ®
ue eam sollicitudini debere committi, quod facere
per przsentia scripla perspeximus. Cujus ut curam
B gubernationemque $tudiosius habere gerereque festi-
nes, luz eam Ecclesie aggregari unirique censemus,
quatenus utrarumque Ecclesjiarum $acerdos recte,
| Christo adjutore, possis exislere, et quzque tibi de
ejus patrimonio, vel cleri ordinatione vigilanti ac ca-
nonica visa ſuerint cura disponere, quippe ut sacerdos
proprius liberam habebis ex presenti nostra permis-
sione licentiam. Quapropter, ſrater charissime, do-
minicorum reminiscens $alubriter mandatorum, ita in
commisse plebis regimine, lucrandisque animabus
invigila, ut, ante tribunal zterni judicis constitutus,
ſructum bon operationis, qui: ad mercedem tuam
pertineat, Redemaptori nostro, in quo Ilztari possit,
exhibeas.
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