Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII |          yet, oh shame! even the mother will pay the increase in
 2      8, I   |          wherein the Church, our Mother, glories. Lately, indeed,
 3      8, III |         may dry the tears of our Mother, the Church, who mourns
 4      9, III |          granted them,--when our Mother, the Church herself, should
 5      9, IV  |         bosom of the Church, our Mother. Concerning this matter,
 6     10, II  |         first thing is, that the Mother should first receive peace
 7     22, I   |       domestic affection for his mother, who had fallen, commanded
 8     25, IV  |         He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy
 9     37, II  |    remain with the Church, their mother, and receive their stipends
10     39, VI  |          from God, first for the mother, and then for her children.
11     40, II  |         impiety to forsake their Mother; and to acknowledge and
12     41, I   |          embrace of its root and Mother, but even, with a discord
13     41, II  |        and slanderedst thine own mother's son." Also whist the apostle
14     41, III |         is separating from their Mother; those only being left outside,
15     42, I   |    affection, to return to their Mother, that is, to the Catholic
16     43, I   | tradition, you may return to the Mother whence you have gone forth;
17     43, I   |        the rejoicing of the same Mother. And think not that you
18     43, I   |        return to the Church your Mother, and to our brotherhood.
19     48, I   |         man leave his father and mother, and shall cleave unto his
20     54, XIII|         the healthful bosom of a mother is closed by the interference
21     72, XIX |        Honour thy father and thy mother?" If the name of father,
22     72, XIX |        He that curseth father or mother, let him die the death;"
23     72, XIX |     hostile to the Church, their Mother? An execrable and detestable
24     72, XXIV|       benefits of the Church our Mother, assured that they can in
25     72, XXV |         divine grace even in his mother's womb; who was sustained
26     73, VII |       has had the Church for his Mother? But as no heresy at all,
27     74, XIV |       although she cannot be the mother of strange children. And
28     75, II  |       she is the only one of her mother, she is the choice one of
29     75, IV  |        bring thy father, and thy mother, and thy brethren, and all
30     75, XI  |          while he was yet in his mother's womb, that it might be