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 1 Intro,1   |                 1. Rejoicing in the faith received and praising Christ
 2 Intro,1   |             first called America to faith — and the approaching Jubilee,
 3 Intro,1   |           to share in the riches of faith and communion in Christ.~
 4  I,8      |         drink was thirsting for the faith of that woman”.( 12) By
 5  I,11     |             of his signs, awakening faith in the disciples (cf. Jn
 6  I,11(19) |        Behold Your Mother. Woman of Faith (Washington, 1973), p. 37.~
 7  I,11(22) |        Behold Your Mother. Woman of Faith (Washington, 1973), 37.~
 8  I,11     |   responsible for strengthening the faith of the first disciples (
 9  I,12     |        greatly to strengthening the faith of many Catholics, helping
10  I,12     |           strong, lively and active faith.~Lest the search for Christ
11 II,14     |       received from the Lord is the faith which has forged its Christian
12 II,15(35) |      peoples of America invoke with faith and devotion (cf. Instrumentum
13 II,16     |       inculturation of the Catholic faith and that it has often assumed
14 II,21     |            traditions. As a result, faith is often weakened because
15 III,26    |       regard, Saint Paul speaks of “faith working through love” (Gal
16 III,26    |            is no separation between faith and works in our daily response
17 III,26    |         conversion, the gap between faith and life must be bridged.
18 III,26    |          must bear witness to their faith, and “witnesses testify
19 III,28    |            she is in the renewal of faith. The Synod Fathers expressed
20 III,29    |       Spirit', which is accepted in faith, expressed in love and inspired
21 III,29    |           the fundamental truths of faith: the mysteries of the Trinity,
22 IV,33     |          proclaim with joy and firm faith that God is communion, Father,
23 IV,33(98) |             for the Doctrine of the Faith, Letter to the Bishops of
24 IV,33     |        requires that the deposit of faith be preserved in its purity
25 IV,33     |        confirming their brethren in faith (cf. Lk 22:32) and of feeding
26 IV,34     |            to spread and defend the faith in word and deed as true
27 IV,34     |           is entrusted to people of faith and competence”. (105) While
28 IV,36(120)|             for the Doctrine of the Faith, Letter to the Bishops of
29 IV,38     |    practical, these brethren in the faith and in hierarchical communion
30 IV,40     |          are born in communities of faith, above all in the family,
31 IV,41     |           in and celebration of the faith, open to the full range
32 IV,45     |             down and preserving the faith. Indeed, “their role was
33 IV,46     |         which parents hand down the faith, since they are “for their
34 IV,46     |            the first heralds of the faith”. (177) Families should
35 IV,48     |             the living community of faith, hope and love”. (182) The
36 IV,49     |           we share many elements of faith, sacramental life and piety”. (186)
37 IV,49     |           God and the experience of faith in the living Christ”. (187)
38  V,53     |            world, living beacons of faith, hope and charity”. (198)~
39  V,54     |      working, on the basis of their faith in Christ, to transform
40  V,58(214)|             for the Doctrine of the Faith, Instruction Libertatis
41  V,63     |         brothers and sisters in the faith throughout America who are
42 VI,68     |        encounter takes place in the faith received from and lived
43 VI,69     |     continent is engaged means that faith cannot be taken for granted,
44 VI,69     |             process of formation in faith, hope and charity; it shapes
45 VI,69     |             doctrine regarding both faith and morals”, which could
46 VI,69     | presentation of the contents of the faith”. (260)~It is necessary
47 VI,69     |   messengers of the kingdom: “Their faith and their witness of life
48 VI,69     |            the understanding of the faith and its practical expression
49 VI,73     |            life to every Catholic's faith in Jesus Christ, through
50 VI,73     |             faithful to move from a faith of habit, sustained perhaps
51 VI,73     |          social context alone, to a faith which is conscious and personally
52 VI,73     |    personally lived. The renewal of faith will always be the best
53 VI,74     |      restricted to revitalizing the faith of regular believers, but
54 VI,74     |          men and women who, without faith, suffer the most serious
55 Conclu,75 |      especially impelled to walk in faith, responding with gratitude
56 Conclu,75 |        thanks for the great gift of faith”, (292) which they first
57 Conclu,75 |           when America welcomed the faith: a faith which proclaims
58 Conclu,75 |       America welcomed the faith: a faith which proclaims the supreme
59 Conclu,76 |              in which the Christian faith is lived and passed on to
60 Conclu,76 |               Increase, O Lord, our faith and our love for you, ~present