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 1 3 |      peoples of Europe, of that Catholic Faith which they had gloriously
 2 3 |         of what they owe to the Catholic Church and to the Apostolic
 3 3 |        had imbibed in abundance Catholic truth at its very source
 4 3 |   influence and guidance of the Catholic Faith. And did not the power
 5 3 |      power and constancy of the Catholic faith give to Wallace and
 6 3 |       to that progeny which the Catholic Church has never ceased
 7 4 |      with as time goes on, that Catholic doctrines are no longer
 8 4 |       accurate knowledge of the Catholic Religion, drawn from its
 9 5 |       are in agreement with the Catholic Church. Why then should
10 5 |         and of the New from the Catholic Church and from the Catholic
11 5 |    Catholic Church and from the Catholic Church alone. If these Inspired
12 5 |    addressed the Bishops of the Catholic world and diligently admonished
13 8 |     deprived as they are of the Catholic Faith and disagreeing among
14 12|       with every safeguard, the Catholic education of youth. We are
15 12| sacrifice must be made, so that Catholic schools should be second
16 12|       generosity by one devoted Catholic, this institution should