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 1    2,   5|              them the true Christian faith in their own language".7~
 2    2,   5|           this they bore with strong faith and indomitable hope in
 3    3,   8|           chosen, when accepted with faith in his promise is always
 4    3,   9|            the sake of the Christian faith".17~The truth and the power
 5    3,   9|             children of God, through faith. For as many of you as were
 6    3,  10|          Misunderstanding, overt bad faith and even, for Saint Methodius,
 7    3,  11|             they wished to bring the faith was truly worthy of the
 8    4,  13|            the profession of the one faith and in the exercise of charity.~
 9    4,  14| responsibility, to preserve unity of faith and love between the Churches
10    4,  15|            unalterable profession of faith of all Christians.~
11    5,  18|     something new from the unanimous faith of all those who believe
12    5,  18|            rights of brethren in the faith.~
13    6,  21|           were not only heirs of the faith but also heirs of the culture
14    8,  29|         about to join his fathers in faith, hope and charity: the Patriarchs,
15    8,  29|            and remaining in unity of faith and love both with the Church
16    8,  30|       entrust to you the heritage of faith of the Slav nations; preserve
17    8,  31|            into the communion of the faith, for this heritage and for
18    8,  32|             of Europe who, strong in faith, hope and charity, proclaimed