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 1     19, I    |          opinion according to the Catholic faith; which very thing
 2     40, I    |         made in opposition to the Catholic Church, we considered at
 3     40, II   |          tear the one body of the Catholic Church, so that, running
 4     41, I    |        body into the unity of the Catholic Church, and associate them
 5     41, I    |         divine appointment and of Catholic Unity, has made an adulterous
 6     42, I    |           Mother, that is, to the Catholic Church. This letter I have
 7     43, I    |      contrary to the unity of the Catholic institution, had consented
 8     44, III  |        the root and matrix of the Catholic Church. But since our province
 9     44, III  |          well to the unity of the Catholic Church as to its charity.
10     44, IV   |       concordant unanimity of the Catholic Church, the divine condescension
11     45, II   |           bishop of the most holy Catholic Church elected by Almighty
12     45, II   |           Spirit; and that in the Catholic Church there ought to be
13     46, Arg  |          THAT RETURN BENEFITS THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.~
14     46, I    |          have re-entered into the Catholic Church, that is, that they
15     46, I    |          and the impugners of the Catholic Church. With reason did
16     46, II   |           breasts of all, and the Catholic Church has been shown to
17     50, IV   |         it could the unity of the Catholic Church. Which treatise I
18     51, Arg  |        HIS BISHOP AND SO WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. HE EXCUSES HIMSELF
19     51, I    |      college, and adhering to the Catholic Church, in which you intimated
20     51, I    |       with him, that is, with the Catholic Church.~
21     51, VII  |         rupture of the concord of Catholic unity. But it behoves you,
22     51, XXI  |        nor break the unity of the Catholic Church by the persistency
23     51, XXI  |        undivided sacrament of the Catholic Church endures, every bishop
24     51, XXIV | everywhere compacted unity of the Catholic Church, is endeavouring
25     54, V    |            and rebels against the Catholic Church, are frightened neither
26     54, IX   |     majesty or the dignity of the Catholic Church, to concern itself
27     54, IX   |        govern the brethren in the Catholic Church. And this certainly,
28     54, XVIII|      XVIII.~Is the dignity of the Catholic Church, dearest brother,
29     63, V    |         the Lord, nor forsake the Catholic Church, which has been appointed
30     66, I    |    departed from the unity of the Catholic Church, and from the agreement
31     66, II   |     Cornelius was ordained in the Catholic Church by the judgment of
32     68, VIII |        while the Church, which is Catholic and one, is not cut nor
33     69, I    |            when the), come to the Catholic Church, which is one, they
34     69, I    |        truth and certainty of the Catholic rule, yet since you have
35     70, I    |         legitimate baptism of the Catholic Church, not considering
36     70, II   |         maintain the unity of the Catholic Church, and not to give
37     70, IV   |           and in harmony with the Catholic faith and Church, we also
38     71, I    |       well as the dignity, of the Catholic Church, arising as these
39     71, II   |       been before ordained in the Catholic Church, and have subsequently
40     72, I    |         which is appointed in the Catholic Church; and that by this
41     72, II   |        authority and truth of the Catholic Church, while he himself
42     72, XX   |        the faith and truth of the Catholic Church, and to teach, and
43     74, VI   |        the peace and unity of the Catholic Church, such as Stephen
44     74, XIV  |       Christ is one, which is the Catholic Church, it is she herself
45     74, XVI  |        But the enemies of the one Catholic Church in which we are,
46     74, XXII |      formerly been bishops in the Catholic Church, and afterwards had
47     74, XXII |           and true baptism of the Catholic Church, and obtain the regeneration
48     75, I    |   baptized, and sanctified in the Catholic Church, with the lawful,
49     75, I    |         and from the unity of the Catholic Church. In addition, moreover,
50     75, VII  |      holds the same law which the Catholic Church holds, baptizes with