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 1 5 |           as to make one body. But St. Paul says: "All members
 2 6 |          faith. And so the Apostle St. Paul not merely begs, but
 3 8 |          of the world." Upon which St. Jerome says: "He who promises
 4 9 |           heresies of their times. St. Augustine notes that other
 5 9 |         which we speak is urged by St. Paul in his epistle to
 6 9 |        Faith: for what the Apostle St. James judges to be the
 7 9 |     address the following words of St. Augustine to all who have
 8 10|           included in the words of St. Paul: "Let a man so account
 9 10|           the Church to one head" (St. Thomas, 2a tae, 9, xxxix.,
10 10|         heresy and schism" (writes St. Jerome): "heresy has no
11 10|          10-11). In which judgment St. John Chrysostom concurs: "
12 11|          Peter: «Feed my sheep» " (St. Thomas, Contra Gentiles,
13 11|            any prelude He mentions St. Peter's name and that of
14 12|          Universal Jurisdiction of St. Peter~12. From this text
15 12|          God the Church rests upon St. Peter, just as a building
16 12|         consequently the office of St. Peter to support the Church,
17 12|           Rightly, therefore, does St. Leo the Great say: "From
18 12|         Sermo iv., cap. 2). And so St. Gregory the great, writing
19 12|            Church was committed to St. Peter, the Apostle and
20 13|           wise come to an end with St. Peter, but should pass
21 13|            ordinance of truth, and St. Peter, persevering in the
22 13|        Pontiff is the successor of St. Peter, the Prince of the
23 13|           legitimate successors of St. Peter. Who is unaware of
24 13|         Most remarkable is that of St. Irenaeus who, referring
25 13|           iii., cap. 3, n. 2); and St. Cyprian also says of the
26 13|              And for a like reason St. Augustine publicly attests
27 13|       Sermo cxx., n. 13). So, too, St. Cyprian: "To be in communion
28 13|          known unto all ages, that St. Peter, the Prince of the
29 13|          Himself, in the person of St. Peter, the Prince or Head
30 14|           apart from the Apostles. St. John Chrysostom in explaining
31 15|           of this unity. Wherefore St. Cyprian says: "The following
32 15|            the ancients concerning St. Peter, which most clearly
33 15|         the Church." In this sense St. Bernard writes as follows
34 15|          on which the successor of St. Peter rests in order to
35 15| immediately over the same people" (St. Thomas in iv Sent, dist.
36 16|        address to all the words of St. Augustine: "Let us love
37 16|       Apostolic Blessing.~Given at St. Peter's, Rome, the 29th