1113-latin | lawfu-young
Part, Chap., Paragraph
1 4, 2 (48)| haeres. (Against Heresies) 1113 (PG 7, 849), Council of
2 4, 2 (46)| council of Ephesus (D no. 112). ~
3 4, 3 (54)| the emperor Michael) (PL 119, 954). ~
4 4, 2 (47)| elsewhere 2), ch. 3 (PL 54, 146). ~
5 4, 0 (41)| day of his birth (PL 54, 150). ~
6 4, 4 (56)| D no. 171), see above p. 157 n. 1. ~
7 4, 4 (56)| formula of the year 517 (D no. 171), see above p. 157 n. 1. ~
8 3, 3 (20)| 529), canon 7 (Bruns 2, 178; Msi 8, 713) ~
9 4, 3 (52)| soliditate dated 28 Nov. 1786. ~
10 Intro | Aeterni Patris of 29 June 1868. The first session was held
11 Intro | prionbus sessionibus, Rome 1872. Comparison with other editions
12 Intro | of Collectio Lacensis ( 1892) and in volumes 49-53 of
13 Intro | 53 of Mansi's collection (1923-1927). The collection which
14 Intro | Mansi's collection (1923-1927). The collection which we
15 4, 4 (60)| Lk 22, 32.~
16 3, 1 (10)| const. 1 (see above, p. 230). ~
17 3 | SESSION 3 : 24 April 1870 - Dogmatic constitution
18 4, 3 (51)| Vlll 29 (30) (MGH, Ep. 2, 31 28-30, PL 77, 933). ~
19 4, 4 (60)| Lk 22, 32.~
20 4, 2 (48)| 849), Council of Aquilea (381), to be found among: Ambrose,
21 4, 2 (46)| the Roman legate, at the 3rd session of the council of
22 4, 1 (42)| Jn 1, 42. ~
23 4, 2 (45)| See Mt 7, 25; Lk 6, 48 ~
24 Intro | Lacensis ( 1892) and in volumes 49-53 of Mansi's collection (
25 3, 4 (36)| Commonitorium (Notebook), 28 (PL 50, 668). ~
26 4, 4 (56)| Hormisdas's formula of the year 517 (D no. 171), see above p.
27 3, 0 (7) | Jn 11, 52. ~
28 3, 3 (20)| Council of Orange II(529), canon 7 (Bruns 2, 178;
29 Intro | 1892) and in volumes 49-53 of Mansi's collection (1923-
30 3, 0 (9) | Is 59, 21 ~
31 3, 4 (34)| session 8 (see above p. 605). ~
32 3, 2 (16)| first decree (see above p. 663). ~
33 3, 4 (36)| Commonitorium (Notebook), 28 (PL 50, 668). ~
34 3, 3 (20)| 7 (Bruns 2, 178; Msi 8, 713) ~
35 4, 3 (51)| MGH, Ep. 2, 31 28-30, PL 77, 933). ~
36 4, 2 (48)| Against Heresies) 1113 (PG 7, 849), Council of Aquilea (381),
37 4, 3 (51)| Ep. 2, 31 28-30, PL 77, 933). ~
38 4, 2 (48)| Epistolae (Letters), 11 (PL 16, 946). ~
39 4, 3 (54)| emperor Michael) (PL 119, 954). ~
40 4, 2 | was granted, and does not abandon that guidance of the church
41 3, 3 | them unless he is first abandoned. Consequently, the situation
42 3, 3 | persevere in this light, not abandoning them unless he is first
43 3 | the minds of many into the abyss of pantheism, materialism
44 3, 3 | gives to all facility in accepting and believing the truth20.
45 3, 3 | obedience to God himself when he accepts and collaborates with his
46 3 | christian people by ~ a more accurate instruction of the faithful,
47 3, 3 | way that is necessary for achieving salvation without the
48 2 | the christian people. I acknowledge the 0. holy, ~1.
49 Intro | we use is that entitled Acta et decreta sacrosancti oecumenici
50 3, 1 | brought about by the free activity of creatures.
51 2 | and approved in the solemn administration of all the aforesaid sacraments.
52 3, 3 | has translated into his admirable light24, so that they
53 3, 4 | method: but while she admits this just freedom, she
54 2 | the Father and the Son is adored and glorified: who spoke
55 4, 2 (48)| Irenaeus, Adv. haeres. (Against Heresies)
56 4, 4 | synods, sometimes by taking advantage of other useful means afforded
57 Intro | Pope Pius IX by the bull Aeterni Patris of 29 June 1868.
58 4, 4 | the time or the state of affairs suggested, sometimes by
59 4, 4 | advantage of other useful means afforded by divine providence,
60 2 | administration of all the aforesaid sacraments. I embrace and
61 3 | direction, it has come about, alas, that many even among the
62 4, 3 (51)| Letter to Eulogius of Alexandria), Vlll 29 (30) (MGH, Ep.
63 4, 3 (51)| Ep. ad Eulog. Alexandrin. (Letter to Eulogius of
64 3, Canons, 3 | to the only true faith is alike, so that Catholics may
65 3 | magisterium of the church and allowed religious questions to be
66 | along
67 | although
68 4, 2 (48)| 381), to be found among: Ambrose, Epistolae (Letters), 11 (
69 2 | life of the world to come Amen. Apostolic and ecclesiastical
70 3, 4 | mysteries, whether by analogy from what it knows naturally,
71 2 | too condemn, reject and anathematise.~This true catholic faith, <
72 2 | condemned, rejected and anathematised by the church, I too condemn,
73 4, 3 | councils, we promulgate anew the definition of the ecumenical
74 3, 1 | spiritual and the bodily, the angelic and the earthly, and thereafter
75 3 | of the church not suffer anguish? For just as God wills
76 2 | penance, ~5. last anointing, ~6. order and ~7.
77 3 | and is always ready and anxious to raise the fallen,
78 | anything
79 4, 3 | maintain that it is lawful to appeal from the judgments of the
80 3 | this redemptive providence appears very clearly in unnumbered
81 3, Canons, 4 | carefully shunned which approach it in greater or less degree,
82 4 | it necessary, with the approbation of the sacred council, and
83 3 | SESSION 3 : 24 April 1870 - Dogmatic constitution
84 4, 2 (48)| PG 7, 849), Council of Aquilea (381), to be found among:
85 3 | determined and constant ardour for the spreading of Christ'
86 3, 4 | employ, each within its own area, its own proper principles
87 3, Canons, 3 | necessarily produced by arguments of human reason; or that
88 4, 4 | faith, so if any questions arise concerning the faith, it
89 3 | evils, which have largely arisen either because the authority
90 4, 4 | dangers especially which arose in matters concerning the
91 2 | and profess each and every article contained in the profession
92 3, 4 | the development of human arts and studies, that in fact
93 2 | according to the scriptures. He ascended into heaven and sits at
94 3, Canons, 3 | scripture, are to be set aside as fables or myths; or that
95 4 | overthrow the church, make their assault with a hatred that increases
96 4, 3 | this power of theirs is asserted, supported and defended
97 3, 4 | Therefore we define that every assertion contrary to the truth of
98 3, Canons, 4 | degree of liberty that their assertions may be maintained as true
99 3 | divine, but they begin to assimilate it to the inventions of
100 3, 4 | studies, that in fact she assists and promotes them in many
101 3, 3 | declares the Apostle, is the assurance of things hoped for, the
102 3, 3 | believed, and likewise assures her sons and daughters that
103 3, 3 | by reason of ~ her astonishing propagation, her outstanding
104 3 | pantheism, materialism and atheism, and the consequence is
105 4, 4 | Son of God was pleased to attach to the supreme pastoral
106 3, Canons, 3 | and those who have not yet attained to the only true faith is
107 3, 3 | you will do well to pay attention to this as to a lamp shining
108 3 | religiously preserved and authentically expounded by the catholic
109 3, Canons, 4 | since it is not enough to avoid the contamination of heresy
110 3, Canons, 4 | this document, have been banned and forbidden by this holy
111 4, 1 | Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jona. For flesh and blood has
112 3, 1 | things are open and laid bare to his eyes12 , even those
113 Intro | session was held in St Peter's basilica on 8 December 1869 in the
114 | became
115 | become
116 | begin
117 2 | offer prayers to God on our behalf, and that their relics
118 4 | the whole multitude of believers should be held together
119 3, 1 | apostolic and Roman church believes and acknowledges that there
120 3, 3 | facility in accepting and believing the truth20. And so faith
121 3, 3 | the catholic church alone belong all those things, so many
122 3, 4 | limits, intrude upon what belongs to faith and engender
123 3 | he ceased to stand by his beloved bride, assisting her when
124 2 | that their use is eminently beneficial to the christian people.
125 4, 2 | salvation and permanent benefit of the church, must of necessity
126 3 | very clearly in unnumbered benefits, but most especially is
127 3, Canons, 4 | supreme pastoral office, we beseech for the love of Jesus Christ
128 4 | before he was glorified, he besought his Father, not for the
129 2 | breath, and I shall do my best to ensure 2 that all others
130 3 | which the divine mercy has bestowed on the church especially
131 3, 1 | the good things which he bestows on what he creates, by
132 3 | urge them on to what is better. Thus she can never
133 | between
134 3 | destroyed. Indeed even the holy Bible itself, which they at one
135 4, 1 | heaven, and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound
136 4, 0 (41)| ch. 2 for the day of his birth (PL 54, 150). ~
137 3 | assisting her when she teaches, blessing her in her labours and
138 3, 3 | of faith is by no means a blind movement of the mind, yet
139 3, 1 | the spiritual and the bodily, the angelic and the earthly,
140 3, Canons, 1 | anathema. 2. If anyone is so bold as to assert that there
141 4 | should be linked by the bond of one faith and charity.
142 2 | only-begotten Son of God. Born of the Father before all
143 2 | the whole substance of the bread into his body, and of the
144 2 | and purity until my dying breath, and I shall do my best
145 3 | to stand by his beloved bride, assisting her when she
146 3 | which spares no effort to bring it about that Christ, who
147 3 | her in her labours and bringing her help when she is in
148 3, 3 (20)| Orange II(529), canon 7 (Bruns 2, 178; Msi 8, 713) ~
149 4 | this foundation was to be built the eternal temple, and
150 Intro | summoned by Pope Pius IX by the bull Aeterni Patris of 29 June
151 Intro | decrees were in the form of bulls, at the end of which was
152 2 | under Pontius Pilate and was buried. The third day he rose
153 3 | would establish what they call the rule of simple reason
154 2 | conversion the catholic church calls transubstantiation. I
155 3, 3 (20)| Council of Orange II(529), canon 7 (Bruns 2, 178; Msi 8,
156 4, 1 | transmitted to him in his capacity as her minister. Therefore,
157 3, Canons, 4 | unless those errors are carefully shunned which approach it
158 4, 3 | faithful52, and that in all cases which fall under ecclesiastical
159 4, 4 | Roman pontiff speaks EX CATHEDRA, that is, when, in the
160 3 | Thus she can never cease from witnessing to the truth
161 3 | never at any time has he ceased to stand by his beloved
162 3 | requires special mention, celebrated though it was in evil days.
163 3, 4 | wisdom increase as ages and centuries roll along, and greatly
164 4, 1 | said You shall be called Cephas42, that the Lord, ~
165 3, 2 | without difficulty, with firm certitude and with no intermingling
166 3, 3 | have any just cause for changing this faith or for calling
167 4, 3 | Chapter 3. On the power and character of the primacy of the Roman
168 3, 4 | teaching, has received the charge of preserving the deposit
169 4, 4 | blessed Peter, the prince and chief of the apostles, whose successor
170 3, 4 | specious contradiction is chiefly due to the fact that either
171 4 | he sent apostles, whom he chose out of the world39, even
172 4, 2 | been necessary for every church--that is to say the faithful
173 4, 4 | Roman pontiffs, too, as the circumstances of the time or the state
174 3 | which they at one time claimed to be the sole source and
175 Intro | nor was it ever officially closed. As in other councils at
176 3 | of the whole world as our co-assessors and fellow-judges, gathered
177 4 | upon which the strength and coherence of the whole church depends.
178 3, 3 | himself when he accepts and collaborates with his grace which he
179 3 | individual, have gradually collapsed into a multiplicity of sects,
180 Intro | included in volume 7 of Collectio Lacensis ( 1892) and in
181 3 | 5. the founding of colleges for the training of the
182 3, Canons, 4 | love of Jesus Christ and we command, by the authority of him
183 3, Canons, 3 | independent that faith cannot be commanded by God: let him be anathema. ~
184 3, 4 (36)| Vincent of Lerins, Commonitorium (Notebook), 28 (PL 50, 668). ~
185 4, 3 | of this office of his, to communicate freely with the pastors
186 4, 3 | those who hold that this communication of the supreme head with
187 Intro | sessionibus, Rome 1872. Comparison with other editions reveals
188 3, Canons, 3 | church, until they have completed a scientific demonstration
189 2 | help of God, in all its completeness and purity until my dying
190 3, 2 | come into our hearts to conceive what things God has prepared
191 4, 3 | but also in those which concern the discipline and government
192 Intro | decreta sacrosancti oecumenici concilii Vaticani in quatuor prionbus
193 1 | for the common peace and concord of all, the holy ecumenical
194 2 | matrimony; and ~ they confer grace. Of these baptism,
195 4, 1 | after his resurrection, confided the jurisdiction of supreme
196 3, 3 | the truth23; and also confirms by his grace those whom
197 3, 4 | infected with errors by conflicting with divine teaching, or,
198 3 | strange teachings 4 and confusing nature and grace, human
199 3, 4 | to faith and engender confusion. For the doctrine of the
200 3, 4 | naturally, or from the connexion of these mysteries with
201 4, 2 | see, which he founded and consecrated with his blood46. Therefore
202 4, 4 | spoken are confirmed by their consequences. For in the apostolic see
203 3, 2 | with certainty from the consideration of created things, by the
204 3, 1 (10)| See Lateran council IV, const. 1 (see above, p. 230). ~
205 4, 4 | of the fourth council of Constantinople, following the footsteps
206 3, 2 | Trent, with the intention of constraining rash speculation, has been
207 4, 4 | ecumenical councils or consulting the opinion of the churches
208 3, 2 | nor simply because they contain revelation without error,
209 3, Canons, 4 | not enough to avoid the contamination of heresy unless those errors
210 Intro | besides the condemnation of contemporary errors, to define the catholic
211 3 | sacred synod was held in contempt by all too many, or because
212 3, 4 | is neither ignorant nor contemptuous of the advantages which
213 2, 0 (2) | faith of the other fathers continues: my subjects, or those for
214 3, 4 | of this kind of specious contradiction is chiefly due to the fact
215 3, Canons, 4 | duty of teaching, that they contribute their zeal and labour to
216 Intro | bitter and most serious controversies which led to the withdrawal
217 3, 3 | of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen17. Nevertheless,
218 3, Canons, 1 | that finite things, both corporal and spiritual, or at any
219 3 | in the world, even at the cost of shedding one's blood. ~
220 3, 4 | accepted by faith, they remain covered by the veil of that same
221 3, Canons, 1 | holds that God did not create by his will free from all
222 3, 1 | which he bestows on what he creates, by an absolutely free
223 3, 2 | reason : ever since the creation of the world, his invisible
224 3, 1 | by the free activity of creatures.
225 3, Canons, 3 | revelation cannot be made credible by external signs, and that
226 3 | nature itself, to deny any criterion of what is right and just,
227 2 | and became man. He was crucified also for us, he suffered
228 1 | religion, for the uprooting of current errors, for the reformation
229 4, 4 | This was to ensure that any damage suffered by the faith should
230 3 | her help when she is in danger. Now this redemptive providence
231 4, 4 | this apostolic see those dangers especially which arose in
232 3, 3 | as to a lamp shining in a dark place19. Now, although
233 4, 3 (52)| Letter Super soliditate dated 28 Nov. 1786. ~
234 Intro | church of Christ, the latter dealing with the primacy and infallibility
235 3, 4 | by philosophy and empty deceit35. Hence all faithful
236 3, 3 | revelation and can neither deceive nor be deceived. Faith,
237 3, 3 | can neither deceive nor be deceived. Faith, declares the Apostle,
238 3, 4 | be errors which wear the deceptive appearance of truth. Not
239 Intro | end of which was the clear declaration: "with the approval of the
240 3 | which heals all8 and from declaring it, for she knows that these
241 3, 4 | wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our
242 Intro | is that entitled Acta et decreta sacrosancti oecumenici concilii
243 4 | and for the protection, defence and growth of the catholic
244 3, 4 | Christians are forbidden to defend as the legitimate conclusions
245 4, 3 | asserted, supported and defended by the supreme and universal
246 4, 4 | apostolic authority, he defines a doctrine concerning faith
247 4, 4 | willed his church to enjoy in defining doctrine concerning faith
248 4, 4 | morals. Therefore, such definitions of the Roman pontiff are
249 3, 3 | absolutely clear miracles and delivered prophecies; while of the
250 3, 4 | the other hand, faith delivers reason from errors and
251 3, Canons, 4 | faith can be understood and demonstrated by properly trained reason
252 4, 4 | constant custom of the church demonstrates it, and ~o the ecumenical
253 3, 3 | prophecies, which clearly demonstrating as they do the omnipotence
254 3, Canons, 3 | have completed a scientific demonstration of the credibility and truth
255 3 | christian religion, and the denial of God and his Christ, has
256 4, 3 | true honour, when it is denied to none of those to whom
257 4 | coherence of the whole church depends. This doctrine is to be
258 3, 4 | searches everything, even the depths of God31. And the Only-begotten
259 3, 4 | of the advantages which derive from this source for human
260 4, 4 | doctrine, we hope that we may deserve to remain in that one communion
261 4, 4 | Since it is our earnest desire to be in no way separated
262 3 | consequence is that they strive to destroy rational nature itself,
263 3 | had all faith in Christ destroyed. Indeed even the holy Bible
264 2 | exists, and that the souls detained there are helped by the
265 3, Canons, 1 | indefinite being which by self determination establishes the totality
266 4, 3 | supreme pontiff by no means detracts from that ordinary and immediate
267 3, 4 | illuminated by its light, develops the science of divine things;
268 3, 2 | came to the apostles by the dictation of the holy Spirit, and
269 3, Canons, 4 | propounded by the church which is different from that which the church
270 3, 2 | known by everyone without difficulty, with firm certitude and
271 4, 3 | of whatever rite and dignity, both singly and collectively,
272 3 | the truth was gradually diluted in them, their catholic
273 3 | impiety spreading in every direction, it has come about, alas,
274 3, 4 | there can never be any real disagreement between faith and reason,
275 4, 4 | this see so that they might discharge their exalted office for
276 4, 4 | Saviour to the prince of his disciples: I have prayed for you that
277 3, 4 | not as some philosophical discovery capable of being perfected
278 Intro | other editions reveals no discrepancies, indeed absolute agreement. ~
279 4, 4 | few are to be found who disparage its authority, we judge
280 4, 3 | government of the church dispersed throughout the whole world;
281 3, Canons, 3 | divine faith is not to be distinguished from natural knowledge about
282 3 | faith, they are found to distort the genuine sense of the
283 4, 1 | are clearly opposed the distorted opinions of those who misrepresent
284 3 | was weakened. Led away by diverse and strange teachings 4
285 2 | together with the soul and divinity, of our lord Jesus Christ;
286 4, 4 | by all the holy orthodox doctors, for they knew very well
287 3, Canons, 4 | expressly mentioned in this document, have been banned and forbidden
288 4, 4 | define as a divinely revealed dogma that when the Roman pontiff
289 | down
290 2 | completeness and purity until my dying breath, and I shall do my
291 3, 2 | has not seen, neither has ear heard, nor has it come into
292 4, 4 | honour. Since it is our earnest desire to be in no way separated
293 3, 1 | bodily, the angelic and the earthly, and thereafter the human
294 4, 4 | particularly those in which East and West met in the union
295 Intro | lands. Bishops from the eastern Orthodox churches were also
296 3, 2 | in the old Latin Vulgate edition, are to be received as sacred
297 4, 4 | very age when the salutary effectiveness of the apostolic office
298 3 | origin, - which spares no effort to bring it about that Christ,
299 3, Canons, 2 | being cannot be divinely elevated to a knowledge and perfection
300 3, Canons, 4 | labour to the warding off and elimination of these errors from the
301 3, Canons, 1 | at any rate, spiritual, emanated from the divine substance;
302 3, 3 | could fulfil our duty of embracing the true faith and of persevering
303 2 | church, and that their use is eminently beneficial to the christian
304 4, 3 (54)| Michaelem imp. (Letter to the emperor Michael) (PL 119, 954). ~
305 3, 4 | forbid these studies to employ, each within its own area,
306 3, 4 | astray by philosophy and empty deceit35. Hence all faithful
307 3 | holds and teaches, and to endanger the integrity and genuineness
308 4, 3 | can depart from it without endangering his faith and salvation.
309 3, 4 | what belongs to faith and engender confusion. For the doctrine
310 4, 4 | Redeemer willed his church to enjoy in defining doctrine concerning
311 3, 4 | contrary to the truth of enlightened faith is totally false34.
312 | enough
313 4, 3 | pastors and flocks of the entire church, so that they may
314 Intro | collection which we use is that entitled Acta et decreta sacrosancti
315 4, 2 (46)| session of the council of Ephesus (D no. 112). ~
316 1 | held on the feast of the Epiphany of the Lord, that is 6 January
317 4, 2 (48)| be found among: Ambrose, Epistolae (Letters), 11 (PL 16, 946). ~
318 4, 4 | peoples of the world; and with equal care they made sure that
319 3 | catholic truth and condemning erroneous doctrines. But now it
320 3 | nations. Thus they would establish what they call the rule
321 3, Canons, 1 | which by self determination establishes the totality of things distinct
322 3, 2 | belonging as they do to the establishing of christian doctrine,
323 Intro | use is that entitled Acta et decreta sacrosancti oecumenici
324 4, 3 (51)| Ep. ad Eulog. Alexandrin. (Letter to
325 4, 3 (51)| Alexandrin. (Letter to Eulogius of Alexandria), Vlll 29 (
326 Intro | time, bishops from outside Europe and its neighbouring lands.
327 3 | this time forth and for evermore9 . ~ And so we, following
328 3 | decrees were neglected. Everybody knows that those heresies,
329 | everyone
330 3 | celebrated though it was in evil days. Thence came 1.
331 3 | we feel at most serious evils, which have largely arisen
332 3, Canons, 1 | by the manifestation and evolution of itself becomes all things
333 4, 4 | the Roman pontiff speaks EX CATHEDRA, that is, when,
334 4, 4 | they might discharge their exalted office for the salvation
335 3, Canons, 2 | and perfection which exceeds the natural, but ~ of himself
336 | except
337 4, 4 | that is, when, in the exercise of his office as shepherd
338 4, 2 | he lives and presides and exercises judgment in his successors
339 3, Canons, 2 | is impossible, or not expedient, that human beings should
340 3, Canons, 3 | only by each one's internal experience or private inspiration:
341 3, 4 | faith are not understood and explained in accordance with the mind
342 4, 3 | adhering to the manifest and explicit decrees both of our predecessors
343 3 | definition and more fruitful exposition of the holy dogmas of religion
344 4, 4 | religiously guard and faithfully expound the revelation or deposit
345 3 | preserved and authentically expounded by the catholic church
346 3, Canons, 4 | wrong opinions, though not expressly mentioned in this document,
347 3, 2 | of the human mind; indeed eye has not seen, neither has
348 3, Canons, 3 | are to be set aside as fables or myths; or that miracles
349 3, 3 | Spirit, who gives to all facility in accepting and believing
350 4, 4 | where the faith can know no failing59. [Holy See]~ The Roman
351 4, 3 | that in all cases which fall under ecclesiastical jurisdiction
352 3 | and anxious to raise the fallen, to steady those who stumble,
353 1 | council should be held on the feast of the Epiphany of the Lord,
354 3 | the bitter grief that we feel at most serious evils, which
355 3 | as our co-assessors and fellow-judges, gathered here as they are
356 3, 3 | please God21 and reach the fellowship of his sons and daughters,
357 3, 3 | holiness and her inexhaustible fertility in every kind of goodness,
358 | few
359 3, 4 | one another and with the final end of humanity; but
360 3, 3 | unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith27, let us hold
361 3, Canons, 1 | 4. If anyone says that finite things, both corporal and
362 3, 3 | they profess rests on the firmest of foundations. To this
363 4 | heaven was to rise upon the firmness of this foundation41. And
364 3 | grateful hearts, as is only fitting, these and other outstanding
365 4, 1 | you, Simon Bar-Jona. For flesh and blood has not revealed
366 3, 4 | and greatly and vigorously flourish, in each and all, in the
367 4, 1 | pastor and ruler of his whole fold, saying: ~ Feed my lambs,
368 3, 3 | led by human opinions, follow a false religion; for those
369 4, 4 | fathers and reverenced and followed by all the holy orthodox
370 4, 4 | them from the poisonous food of error and be nourished
371 4, 3 | government of the church, has no force or effect unless it is confirmed
372 3, 3 | divine acts, and first and foremost miracles and prophecies,
373 4, 4 (56)| From Pope Hormisdas's formula of the year 517 (D no. 171),
374 3, 4 | God has revealed is put forward not as some philosophical
375 3 | and piety, 5. the founding of colleges for the training
376 4, 4 | So the fathers of the fourth council of Constantinople,
377 Intro | Catholics". ~The outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war led to the interruption
378 3, 4 | while she admits this just freedom, she takes particular care
379 3 | the faithful, and a more frequent reception of the sacraments.
380 3 | closer definition and more fruitful exposition of the holy dogmas
381 3, 3 | the end. So that we could fulfil our duty of embracing the
382 3, 4 | errors and protects it and furnishes it with knowledge of many
383 3 | these and other outstanding gains, which the divine mercy
384 3 | save what was lost6 and to gather into one the children of
385 Intro | the latter constitution gave rise, particularly in Germany,
386 3, Canons, 1 | totality of things distinct in genera, species and individuals:
387 4, 3 | the Roman pontiffs and of general councils, we promulgate
388 3, 4 | that God was known to the gentiles from created things29, comes
389 3 | endanger the integrity and genuineness of the faith. ~ At the sight
390 Intro | gave rise, particularly in Germany, to bitter and most serious
391 4, 1 | prevail against it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom
392 2 | Spirit, the lord and the giver of life, who proceeds from
393 3, 3 | of the holy Spirit, who gives to all facility in accepting
394 3, 3 | question. This being so, giving thanks to God the Father
395 3, 4 | before the ages for our glorification. None of the rulers of this
396 3, 3 | Lord stirs up those who go astray and helps them by
397 3, 4 | divine teaching, or, by going beyond their proper limits,
398 2 | help me God and these holy gospels of God. ~
399 4, 2 | rock-like strength he was granted, and does not abandon that
400 3 | While we recall with grateful hearts, as is only fitting,
401 3, Canons, 4 | shunned which approach it in greater or less degree, we warn
402 3, 4 | centuries roll along, and greatly and vigorously flourish,
403 4, 4 | second council of Lyons, the Greeks made the following profession: "
404 4, 3 | universal pastor; for St Gregory the Great says: "My honour
405 3 | cannot subdue the bitter grief that we feel at most serious
406 4, 2 | communion flow to all, they will grow together into the structure
407 4 | protection, defence and growth of the catholic flock,
408 4, 4 | they might religiously guard and faithfully expound the
409 4, 3 | that they may be taught and guided by him in the way of salvation.
410 4, 2 (48)| Irenaeus, Adv. haeres. (Against Heresies) 1113 (
411 3, 1 | from the world, supremely happy in himself and from himself,
412 4 | contrary errors which are so harmful to the Lord's flock.
413 4 | make their assault with a hatred that increases day by day
414 3 | to the truth of God which heals all8 and from declaring
415 3, 2 | not seen, neither has ear heard, nor has it come into our
416 2 | souls detained there are helped by the suffrages of the
417 3, 3 | those who go astray and helps them by his grace so that
418 | here
419 3, Canons, 4 | avoid the contamination of heresy unless those errors are
420 4, 3 | this power by the duty of hierarchical subordination and true obedience,
421 3, 3 | effective help of power from on high. For, the kind Lord
422 4, 3 | than which there is no higher authority) is not subject
423 3, 4 | so far is the church from hindering the development of human
424 3, 3 | propagation, her outstanding holiness and her inexhaustible fertility
425 2 | reigning with Christ are to be honoured and prayed to, and that
426 3, 3 | the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things
427 4, 4 (56)| From Pope Hormisdas's formula of the year 517 (
428 4 | church in which, as in the house of the living God, all
429 | however
430 3, 4 | and with the final end of humanity; but reason ~ is never
431 2 | things were made. Who for us humans and for our salvation
432 4, 4 | catholic church. She truly and humbly acknowledges that she received
433 3, 4 | ways. For she is neither ignorant nor contemptuous of the
434 3, 3 (20)| Council of Orange II(529), canon 7 (Bruns 2,
435 3, 4 | foundations of the faith and, illuminated by its light, develops the
436 3, 3 | without the inspiration and illumination of the holy Spirit, who
437 2 | I resolutely assert that images of 1. Christ and ~
438 3, 1 | either exists or can be imagined. This one true God,
439 3, 1 | earth, almighty, eternal, immeasurable, incomprehensible, infinite
440 4, 3 (54)| Nicholas 1, Ep. ad Michaelem imp. (Letter to the emperor
441 3, 4 | Christ30, he declares: We impart a secret and hidden wisdom
442 3 | human society. With this impiety spreading in every direction,
443 3, 4 | are divinely revealed, are incapable of being known. Wherefore,
444 2 | down from heaven. He was incarnate by the holy Spirit of the
445 Intro | editions. Later they were included in volume 7 of Collectio
446 4, 4 | prince of the apostles, includes also the supreme power of
447 Intro | numbers attended this council, including, for the first time, bishops
448 3, 1 | eternal, immeasurable, incomprehensible, infinite in will, understanding
449 3, 3 | motive of credibility and an incontrovertible evidence of her own divine
450 3 | the visible head, and an increased vigour in the whole mystical
451 4 | assault with a hatred that increases day by day against its divinely
452 3, 1 | not with the intention of increasing his happiness, nor indeed
453 3, Canons, 1 | that God is a universal or indefinite being which by self determination
454 3, Canons, 3 | that human reason is so independent that faith cannot be commanded
455 3, 3 | the holy Spirit external indications of his revelation, that
456 3, Canons, 1 | distinct in genera, species and individuals: let him be anathema. ~
457 2 | affirm that the power of indulgences was left by Christ in the
458 3, 3 | outstanding holiness and her inexhaustible fertility in every kind
459 3, 1 | himself and from himself, and inexpressibly loftier than anything besides
460 4, 4 | Chapter 4. On the infallible teaching authority of the
461 3, 4 | faithfully protected and infallibly promulgated. Hence, too,
462 3, 4 | that they do not become infected with errors by conflicting
463 3, 4 | reveals the mysteries and infuses faith, and who has endowed
464 3 | of all this, how can the inmost being of the church not
465 3, Canons, 2 | that they were divinely inspired : let him be anathema. ~
466 3, 3 | with the grace of God inspiring and assisting us, we believe
467 3 | people by ~ a more accurate instruction of the faithful, and a
468 3 | teaches, and to endanger the integrity and genuineness of the faith. ~
469 3, 3 | revealer full submission of intellect and will by faith. This
470 3, 4 | being perfected by human intelligence, but as a divine deposit
471 3, 2 | firm certitude and with no intermingling of error. It is not because
472 3, 2 | speculation, has been wrongly interpreted by some, we renew that decree
473 Intro | Franco-Prussian war led to the interruption of the council. It was in
474 3, 3 | because we perceive its intrinsic truth by the natural light
475 Intro | INTRODUCTION~This council was summoned
476 3, 4 | beyond their proper limits, intrude upon what belongs to faith
477 3 | to assimilate it to the inventions of myth. Thereupon there
478 Intro | Orthodox churches were also invited, but did not come. ~The
479 3, 3 | the nations22 , she both invites to herself those who have
480 4, 2 (48)| Irenaeus, Adv. haeres. (Against Heresies)
481 4, 4 | the consent of the church, irreformable. ~10. So then, should
482 3, 1 (10)| See Lateran council IV, const. 1 (see above, p.
483 Intro | was summoned by Pope Pius IX by the bull Aeterni Patris
484 4, 2 | In consequence of being joined, as members to head, with
485 4, 3 | lawful to appeal from the judgments of the Roman pontiffs to
486 4 | SESSION 4 : 18 July 1870 - First dogmatic constitution
487 Intro | bull Aeterni Patris of 29 June 1868. The first session
488 4, 3 | other church, and that this jurisdictional power of the Roman pontiff
489 4, 4 | help, they knew to be in keeping with sacred scripture
490 3, 4 | it with knowledge of many kinds. Hence, so far is the
491 3, Canons, 4 | contribute their zeal and labour to the warding off and elimination
492 3 | teaches, blessing her in her labours and bringing her help when
493 Intro | in volume 7 of Collectio Lacensis ( 1892) and in volumes 49-
494 4, 1 | fold, saying: ~ Feed my lambs, feed my sheep44. To this
495 3, 3 | attention to this as to a lamp shining in a dark place19.
496 Intro | Europe and its neighbouring lands. Bishops from the eastern
497 Intro | the sacred council". Very large numbers attended this council,
498 3 | serious evils, which have largely arisen either because
499 | Later
500 3, 2 | they are found in the old Latin Vulgate edition, are to
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