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 1 2 |      save by means of external things which the senses can perceive.
 2 3 |      constitute it, and to the things which lead to these spiritual
 3 3 |       senses, which are of all things the messengers and interpreters.
 4 3 |   supernatural gifts and other things whence spring their very
 5 4 |        belongs to the class of things effected by Christ's free
 6 4 |     belongs to the category of things indivisible by nature, though
 7 7 |     not bound by anything, all things obey it as so many passive
 8 8 |   teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded
 9 8 |     That which comprehends all things, that which they had learnt
10 8 |       in Christ Jesus: and the things which thou bast heard of
11 9 |     absurd than to accept some things and reject others. Faith,
12 9 |      motive of faith. "In many things they are with me, in a few
13 9 |     they are with me, in a few things not with me; but in those
14 9 |      with me; but in those few things in which they are not with
15 9 |       are not with me the many things in which they are will not
16 9 | decreed as follows: "All those things are to be believed by divine
17 10|       are above the transitory things on the earth. Therefore
18 12|       the whole Church and all things committed to the Church.
19 12|  certain names, signs of great things which properly belong to
20 13|      let him hasten before all things to be in communion with
21 13|     canons and decrees, in all things and through all things,
22 13|     all things and through all things, in respect of all the holy
23 14|       of the Church. Above all things the need of union between
24 14|        Peter, but that several things were conferred upon Peter
25 14|     speak to Peter about these things?" And he replies unhesitatingly
26 14|      Peter alone received many things, He conferred nothing on
27 15|   Christ to Peter alone. These things enable us to see the heavenly
28 15|     note that the due order of things and their mutual relations
29 15|     their duty, wish above all things, that the divine constitution
30 16|   sermo ii., n. 14). Above all things, trusting in the mercy of