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 1     41, I   |         the divided body into the unity of the Catholic Church,
 2     41, I   |       appointment and of Catholic Unity, has made an adulterous
 3     41, III |    maintain as much as we can the unity delivered by the Lord, and
 4     43      |        THAT THEY SHOULD RETURN TO UNITY.~
 5     43, Arg |         AND NOVATUS, TO RETURN TO UNITY.~
 6     43, I   |  evangelical law, contrary to the unity of the Catholic institution,
 7     44, III |            that is as well to the unity of the Catholic Church as
 8     45      |       RETURN OF THE CONFESSORS TO UNITY.~
 9     45, I   |         loving peace and desiring unity, announced that the swelling
10     46, I   |       divinely protected, and its unity and holiness is not constantly
11     46, I   |    soundness of faith the home of unity and truth; that whence they
12     46, I   |        faith of their charity and unity, who had not been overcome
13     46, I   |      their glory, and returned to unity, there is none who does
14     48, I   |     sacred voice testifies to the unity of Christ with the Church,
15     50, I   |      truth of the Church, and the unity of the Gospel mystery which
16     50, IV  |           as well as it could the unity of the Catholic Church.
17     50, IV  |       return to the Church in the unity of charity and peace. I
18     51, VII |           the concord of Catholic unity. But it behoves you, as
19     51, VIII|      Church who does not hold the unity of the Church. Whoever he
20     51, XVII|          Church, and divided from unity and from charity, he could
21     51, XXI |         co-bishops, nor break the unity of the Catholic Church by
22     51, XXIV|        teaches out of the pale of unity. Whoever he may be, and
23     51, XXIV|  brotherly love or ecclesiastical unity has lost even what he previously
24     51, XXIV|          and everywhere compacted unity of the Catholic Church,
25     51, XXIV|      fellow-bishops, and from the unity of the Church; since the
26     51, XXIV|         and not withdraw from the unity which God has appointed,
27     51, XXIV|          endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond
28     51, XXIV|         who neither maintains the unity of the Spirit nor the bond
29     51, XXIV|    refused to maintain either the unity or the peace of the episcopate.~
30     51, XXIX|        they have neither kept the unity of the spirit nor of the
31     54, II  |    associated in the sacrament of unity shall be they who shall
32     54, V   |       Church by a division of the unity of Christ. No one, pleasing
33     54, XIV |      chief church whence priestly unity takes its source; and not
34     64, III |           the appointment and the unity of God. But if, further,
35     66, I   |         and has departed from the unity of the Catholic Church,
36     66, III |          concord, and the link of unity; so that if any one of our
37     68, VII | associated with us in the bond of unity? Unless all these, who are
38     69, III |           source and principle of unity, is one also. Hence it results,
39     69, III |        the Lord, and maintain the unity of the Lord, and according
40     69, III |     should give the truth both of unity and faith, by means of all
41     70, II  |         all means to maintain the unity of the Catholic Church,
42     70, III |      matters which pertain to the unity of the Church and the truth
43     71, I   |     priestly authority and to the unity, as well as the dignity,
44     72, II  |           and truth of the divine unity. But if Novatian thinks
45     72, X   |       church, a foe to the divine unity, when we know only one Christ
46     72, XI  |       preside; for her honour and unity we fight; her grace, as
47     72, XI  |      acknowledge the sacrament of unity, wherefore are we esteemed
48     72, XI  |        are we judged betrayers of unity? The faithful, and saving,
49     72, XX  |           divine dispensation and unity.~
50     73, II  |       innovator, who, holding the unity, claims for the one Church
51     73, II  |   manifestly he who, forgetful of unity, adopts the lies and the
52     73, IV  |           refuse to recognise the unity which comes from God the
53     73, IV  |        which consists in the same unity, cannot be among heretics,
54     73, VIII|        God, who does not hold the unity and truth that arise from
55     73, VIII|           truth of Christ and the unity of the Church, are to be
56     73, XI  |        the one Church, from which unity whosoever will depart must
57     73, XI  |            The sacrament of which unity we see expressed also in
58     73, XI  |       showing and vindicating the unity, has commanded and warned
59     73, XI  |        set forth the sacrament of unity! For as, in that baptism
60     73, XI  |       which is established in the unity of the Lord according to
61     74, I   |     brethren to dwell together in unity! "~
62     74, II  |                           II.~For unity and peace and concord afford
63     74, II  |        and returns to the bond of unity. But assuredly this would
64     74, II  |         to us, who rejoice at our unity; even as, on the other hand,
65     74, III |           the bond of charity and unity even those things which
66     74, III |      which arises from the divine unity. For even as the Lord who
67     74, III |         own people in the bond of unity, whence their sound has
68     74, III |          running in the spirit of unity; as, on the other hand,
69     74, III |      divide themselves from God's unity. "For, lo," it says, "they
70     74, III |           prays to the Father for unity, and says, "Father, grant
71     74, VI  |         at all from the peace and unity of the Catholic Church,
72     74, XIV |    declaring the sacrament of His unity, says, "He that is not with
73     74, XV  |         instructed to look to the unity of the Church. Even as also
74     74, XVII|          thus betrays and deserts unity. The apostle acknowledges
75     74, XXIV|       communion of ecclesiastical unity. For while you think that
76     74, XXIV|          endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond
77     74, XXV |          This is to have kept the unity of the Spirit in the bond
78     74, XXV |          cut himself off from the unity of love, and to make himself
79     74, XXVI|       that He is one. But if this unity which cannot be separated
80     75, I   |         from charity and from the unity of the Catholic Church.
81     75, IV  |         itself, but maintains the unity of an inseparable and undivided
82     75, V   |          Lord, suggesting to us a unity that comes from divine authority,
83     75, V   |         Father are one." To which unity reducing His Church, He
84     75, V   |           peace and of the divine unity, not dwelling in the house
85     75, VI  |        manifest that he holds the unity of the Church. In fine,
86     75, VI  |   inseparable is the sacrament of unity, and how hopeless are they,
87     75, VI  |          they were scattered from unity, and had made another king
88     75, VIII|      rebels against the peace and unity of Christ, attempt to establish