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 1 6 |     who are joined with Him by faith. It is in this sense that
 2 9 |                   Mary and Our Faith~9. Since faith is the foundation,
 3 9 |    Mary and Our Faith~9. Since faith is the foundation, the source,
 4 9 |       in obtaining the gift of faith and its salutary cultivation-of
 5 9 |     who brought the "author of faith"(6) into this world and
 6 9 |       because of her own great faith, was called "blessed." "
 7 11|        sceptre of the orthodox faith."(9) It has been her unremitting
 8 11|        to it that the Catholic Faith stands firmly lodged in
 9 11|         to the Church's grief, faith languished in lethargic
10 13|    explanation of the Catholic Faith, redound to the Virgin Mother
11 14|        solid foundation of the faith, unshakeable prop of the
12 15|       triumphs of the Catholic Faith, makes it evident what God
13 16|     one selfsame profession of faith may unite the minds of Christian
14 18| Ephesus. The absolute unity of faith, the participation in identical
15 19| possessing as they do unity of faith, Catholics thus make clear
16 20|    their hopes; strengthen the faith; keep the Church in unity."(14)
17 24|       his hands to nurture his faith, and to keep him from ignorance
18 25|    makes that plain. When such faith is exercised by vocally
19 26|      repeated in the spirit of faith, cannot help but please
20 27|  Christ except in the one same Faith and in the one same love;