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 1   1, 19 |        itself. For whereas it is true that divine revelation was
 2   1, 19 |   historical setting, it is also true that it was able to effect
 3   1, 21 |                    21. Now it is true that our Master's warning
 4   1     |    secular trends to vitiate the true teaching and discipline
 5   2, 41 | searching criticism and keeps it true to its purpose. It engenders
 6   2, 49 |   effective. Is it not, perhaps, true that some of the younger
 7   2     |     strengthen the Church in its true following of Christ. They
 8   2, 56 |        spiritual life? Is it not true to say that the more perfect
 9   2, 57 |        perfection, the mirror of true virtue, the pride of our
10   2, 57 |     learn from her the lesson of true Christianity-from her who
11   3, 64 |        all men. Merely to remain true to the faith is not enough.
12   3, 75 |        It was an appeal of love. True, it imposed a serious obligation
13   3, 79 |   dignity, his conversion to the true faith is not the immediate
14   3, 96 |         sufficient weight to the true position of the Catholic
15   3, 107|         for all that is good and true in their worship of God. ~
16   3, 107|     religion is the one and only true religion, and it is our
17   3     |         of unity in place of the true one established by Christ