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 1  Int,   6     |       witnesses of divine and catholic truth”.3 To bear witness
 2  Int,   6     | certain fundamental truths of Catholic doctrine which, in the present
 3    1,   8(6)  |  Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith Dei Filius, III: DS
 4    1,  13(15) |  Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith Dei Filius, III: DS
 5    4,  40     |     gave my preference to the Catholic faith. I thought it more
 6    4,  41(41) |          Cf. Congregation for Catholic Education, Instruction on
 7    5,  53(63) |  Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith Dei Filius, II: DS
 8    5,  53(65) |  Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith Dei Filius, IV: DS
 9    5,  54     |     can the importance of the Catholic rejection of Marxist philosophy
10    5,  54     |      be examined critically: “Catholic theologians and philosophers,
11    5,  55(72) |    regards this faith..., the Catholic Church professes that it
12    5,  58     |     day. The most influential Catholic theologians of the present
13    5,  59     |       had emerged a number of Catholic philosophers who, adopting
14    5,  60(84) |       Sacred Congregation for Catholic Education, Ratio Fundamentalis
15    5,  61     |  Second Vatican Council, many Catholic faculties were in some ways
16    7,  82     |       cannot be said that the Catholic tradition erred when it
17    7,  83(102)|  Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith Dei Filius, IV: DS
18    7,  92     | sincerely love the Christian, Catholic and apostolic religion,
19    7,  96(112)|       though common effort by Catholic teachers over the course
20    7,  96(113)| Declaration in Defence of the Catholic Doctrine on the Church Mysterium
21 Conc, 100(122)|  Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith Dei Filius, IV: DS