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 1 1 |          Our chief consideration is Unity. This the Divine Author
 2 3 |          such a criterion it is the unity of the Church which must
 3 4 |      determining the nature of this unity many have erred in various
 4 4 |            Church in respect of its unity belongs to the category
 5 4 |          the Church arises from its unity, as the principle of its
 6 4 |     principle of its constitution-a unity surpassing all else, and
 7 5 |        joined together in the solid unity of the body in the bond
 8 5 |           the bond of concord. This unity cannot be broken, nor the
 9 5 |          set forth more clearly the unity of the Church, he makes
10 5 |            He who observes not this unity observes not the law of
11 6 |                                     Unity in Faith~6. But He, indeed,
12 6 |            one Church, also gave it unity, that is, He made it such
13 6 |              He commanded that this unity should be so closely knit
14 6 |           He ordained in His Church Unity of Faith; a virtue which
15 6 |        nature and character of this unity should be recognized. And,
16 6 |           ascertaining what kind of unity in faith has been commanded
17 7 |                         The Kind of Unity in Faith Commanded by Christ~
18 7 |        minds-to effect and preserve unity of ideas-that there should
19 7 |            the preservation of this unity; and this Holy Writ clearly
20 9 |          fact cut off from Catholic unity. "No one who merely disbelieves
21 9 |             for the preservation of unity, about which we speak is
22 9 |              Solicitous to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond
23 9 |            until we all meet in the unity of faith...unto the measure
24 9 |            means of preserving this unity? In that-"He gave some Apostles-and
25 9 |         willed that there should be unity in His Church, and as it
26 9 |             is evident what kind of unity He willed, and by means
27 9 |     principle He ordained that this unity should be maintained, we
28 10|             For this reason, as the unity of the faith is of necessity
29 10|          necessity required for the unity of the church, inasmuch
30 10|     faithful, so also for this same unity, inasmuch as the Church
31 10|       divinely constituted society, unity of government, which effects
32 10|          which effects and involves unity of communion, is necessary
33 10|         necessary jure divino. "The unity of the Church is manifested
34 10|          men can fall away from the unity of the Church by schism,
35 10|        necessity for destroying the unity of the Church" (S. Augustinus,
36 11|             that He might establish unity upon one" (S. Pacianus ad
37 12|         strength and indestructible unity. How could he fulfil this
38 12|        secure to any society of men unity or strength. The words-and
39 13| element-that is as the principle of unity and the foundation of lasting
40 13|            Church whence sacerdotal unity has its source" (Ep. xlviii.,
41 13|       successors; and the source of unity, because the Roman Church
42 13|           is the efficient cause of unity in the Christian commonwealth.
43 15|         centre, as it were, of this unity. Wherefore St. Cyprian says: "
44 15|         order to make the necessary unity clear, by His own authority
45 15|             down the source of that unity as beginning from one" (
46 15|           sat; in which chair alone unity was to be preserved for
47 15|             due preservation of the unity of the faith that the head
48 15|           foundation to support the unity of the whole edifice and
49 16|            treated at length of its unity: we have explained sufficiently
50 16|           do not communicate in the unity of the Church, are not in