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 1 Int, 7  |           more joyful that union of faith and love which happily exists
 2   1     |                          THE ACT OF FAITH~
 3   1, 19 |           is followed by the act of faith, the beginning of our justification. ~
 4   1     |               Renewed Profession of Faith~
 5   1, 23 |      generous, whole-hearted act of faith in Jesus Christ our Lord.
 6   1, 23 |   revitalized by this profession of faith. It must be a firm and resolute
 7   1, 23 |             and diffident, like the faith of the man in St. John's
 8   1, 23 |              Lord.'' 10 Or like the faith of Martha in the same Gospel: "
 9   1, 23 |         into the world.'' 11 Or the faith which Simon, who was afterwards
10   1, 23 |             though interior, act of faith? ~
11   1, 25 |            a dwelling place through faith in your hearts.'' 13~
12   1, 35 |           this wonderful article of faith. Was it not Jesus Himself
13   1     |                              Mature Faith the Key~
14   1, 36 |            a living and life-giving faith, so that, as St. Paul said
15   1, 36 |            Christ may dwell through faith in your hearts." 24~It is
16   1, 36 |           hearts." 24~It is through faith that we gain this awareness
17   1, 36 |        mystery of the Church-mature faith, a faith lived out in our
18   1, 36 |          the Church-mature faith, a faith lived out in our lives.
19   1, 36 |             lived out in our lives. Faith such as this gives us a
20   2, 46 |          the Apostles. It is a firm faith, a joyous conviction. We
21   2, 48 |            not deeply rooted in the faith and in the observance of
22   2, 49 |   principles which characterize our faith and to reject the sort of
23   3, 59 |             opposed to the light of faith and the gift of grace, those
24   3, 64 |        Merely to remain true to the faith is not enough. Certainly
25   3, 64 | preservation nor the defense of the faith exhausts the duty of the
26   3, 79 |          his conversion to the true faith is not the immediate object
27   3, 83 |           of coming to the light of faith and it is possible to make
28   3, 88 |        weaken our attachment to our faith. Our apostolate must not
29   3, 88 |         profession of the Christian faith both in theory and in practice. ~
30   3, 91 |           effectively preaching the faith, 61 and that our message
31   3, 91 |        itself with imparting a sure faith, a realization of the intimate
32   3, 95 |          right temporal conditions. Faith is a gift of God. He alone
33   3, 100|           ideals which the Catholic faith sets before him and feel
34   3     |          them in a perfect union of faith and charity. ~We must stress
35   3     |      regarding the integrity of the faith and the obligations of charity.
36   3, 113|      conducted with the fullness of faith, with charity, and with
37   3, 114|           love. Hence obedience has faith as its starting point. It