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 1 Int        |     Benediction. ~The Mystery of Faith, that is, the ineffable
 2 Int        |        Council she professed her faith and veneration in a new
 3 Int        |         actively, with undivided faith and the utmost devotion,
 4 Int, 3     |         bond that exists between faith and devotion perfectly clear,
 5 Int, 6     |         Christians to a unity of faith and love and drawing them
 6   1, 10    |       confusion about matters of faith, just as if it were all
 7   1, 14    |        opinions involve for true faith. ~
 8   2        |      HOLY EUCHARIST A MYSTERY OF FAITH~
 9   2, 15    |          Liturgy, the mystery of faith. "It contains within it,"
10   2, 18    |        by the senses but only by faith, which rests upon divine
11   2, 18    |       the words of the Savior in faith; for since He is truth,
12   2, 21    |        firmly expressing his own faith and that of the other Apostles
13   2, 22    |        Church with true Catholic faith since the days of antiquity
14   2, 23    |        Once the integrity of the faith has been safeguarded, then
15   2, 23    |         false opinions regarding faith in the most sublime things.
16   2, 24    | watchword and banner of orthodox faith, is to be religiously preserved,
17   2, 24    |         to propose the dogmas of faith—express concepts that are
18   2, 25    |          an understanding of the faith, the truth of faith will
19   2, 25    |          the faith, the truth of faith will remain unchanged. For
20   2, 25(11)|     Constitution on the Catholic Faith, c. 4. ~
21   3, 30    |     instructing in the Christian faith: "After the spiritual sacrifice,
22   4, 35    |     dwells in our hearts through faith, 34 and who instills charity
23   4, 44    |          faithful witness to the faith of the Church on this point,
24   4, 45    |     Trent, basing itself on this faith of the Church, "openly and
25   4, 45    |          our minds, illumined by faith, can come to see as possible
26   5, 48    |          on the mysteries of the faith, "and filled with an unshakeable
27   5, 48    |       filled with an unshakeable faith that what seems to be bread
28   5, 52    |    rather recall the firmness of faith and complete unanimity that
29   5, 53    |        stability of the Catholic faith in the way in which these
30   5, 54    |        among the articles of the faith, in the course of carrying
31   5, 54    |        and solemn witness to the faith of the Church, in fulfillment
32   6, 62    |          we may rejoice over the faith of the Church which is always
33   6, 63    |                         63. This faith also gave rise to the feast
34   7, 64    | Venerable Brothers, to take this faith, which means nothing less
35   7, 70    |          grace, in that unity of faith and communion that Christ
36   7, 72    |         such firm and unwavering faith, with such devotion and
37   7, 73    |   Mystery with one voice and one faith, and through sharing in