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 1 3 |        necessarily visible. The Apostles received a mission to teach
 2 3 |      Jesus Christ commanded His Apostles and their successors to
 3 8 |        into heaven He sends His Apostles in virtue of the same power
 4 8 |       So that those obeying the Apostles might be saved, and those
 5 8 |        that the teaching of the Apostles should be religiously accepted
 6 8 |     Luke x., 16). Wherefore the Apostles are ambassadors of Christ
 7 8 |     John xx., 21). Hence as the Apostles and Disciples were bound
 8 8 |          so also those whom the Apostles taught were, by God's command,
 9 8 |       repudiate one iota of the Apostles' teaching than it was to
10 8 |          Truly the voice of the Apostles, when the Holy Ghost had
11 8 |        destined to die with the Apostles themselves, or to come to
12 8 |        For Christ commanded His Apostles to preach the "Gospel to
13 8 |         this be realized in the Apostles alone, placed as they were
14 8 |        end with the life of the Apostles, but that it should be perpetuated.
15 8 |      from hand to hand. For the Apostles consecrated bishops, and
16 8 |         was sent by God and the Apostles by Christ, so the Bishops
17 8 | succeeded them were sent by the Apostles. "The Apostles were appointed
18 8 |      sent by the Apostles. "The Apostles were appointed by Christ
19 8 |     therefore from God, and the Apostles from Christ, and both according
20 9 |      says: "The doctrine of the Apostles is the true faith...which
21 9 |     Church received it from the Apostles, the Apostles from Christ
22 9 |       it from the Apostles, the Apostles from Christ and Christ from
23 10|      chosen persons. For to the Apostles and their legitimate successors
24 10|      like manner He ordered the Apostles only and those who should
25 12|        was preeminent among the Apostles: He was the mouthpiece of
26 12|       was the mouthpiece of the Apostles and the head of the Apostolic
27 12|       to be the head of all the Apostles and of all the Fathers of
28 12|   Apostle and Prince of all the Apostles, by the word of the Lord....
29 13|        Peter, the Prince of the Apostles, and the true Vicar of Christ,
30 13|        Peter, the Prince of the Apostles, the pillar of the faith
31 13|         The chief Prince of the Apostles was fighting on our side:
32 13|       the Prince or Head of the Apostles, of whom the Roman Pontiff
33 14|          twelve, whom He called apostles" (Luke vi., 13); and just
34 14|         the bishops succeed the Apostles, they inherit their ordinary
35 14|        is one, and those of the Apostles are many, it is necessary
36 14|    nothing was conferred on the apostles apart from Peter, but that
37 14|       upon Peter apart from the Apostles. St. John Chrysostom in
38 14|       was pre-eminent among the Apostles, the mouthpiece of the Disciples,
39 14|        authority and office the Apostles received, they received
40 15|        similar power to all the Apostles and says: “As the Father
41 15|      Peter, the head of all the Apostles (hence his name Cephas),
42 15|      all, lest any of the other apostles should claim anything as
43 15|     what was given to the other Apostles conjointly with him. If
44 15|   Bishops the successors of the Apostles a real authority to rule
45 15|          the Prince of the holy Apostles; the leader of that choir;
46 15|       the mouthpiece of all the Apostles; the head of that family;
47 15|         world; the first of the Apostles; the safeguard of the Church."
48 15|     Bishops and the heir of the Apostles. . . . Thou art he to whom
49 15|        Bishops, but even of the Apostles have all the sheep been
50 15|        Do the successors of the Apostles assembled together constitute
51 15|    loosening was granted to the Apostles and to Peter; but there
52 15|        nothing to show that the Apostles received supreme power without