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 1 3 |          nations to accept their teaching and obey their authority.
 2 8 |              The Magisterium (or Teaching Authority) of the Church
 3 8 |     faith should be given to His teaching, promising eternal rewards
 4 8 |         abroad and propagate His teaching. "All power is given to
 5 8 |   therefore teach all nations....teaching them to observe all things
 6 8 |       Hence He commands that the teaching of the Apostles should be
 7 8 |        one iota of the Apostles' teaching than it was to reject any
 8 8 |        the office and mission of teaching. "Thou, therefore, my son,
 9 8 |        the first-fruits of their teaching they appointed bishops and
10 8 |    necessary that the mission of teaching whatever Christ had taught
11 9 |        is shown by the unanimous teaching of the Fathers, who were
12 9 |           And so Hilary: "Christ teaching from the ship signifies
13 9 |       can never grasp the divine teaching; for the ship typifies the
14 9 |         on the authority of this teaching that this or that is contained
15 9 |       act the whole of Christian teaching? For such is the nature
16 9 |      acknowledged and invariable teaching of the Church as to the
17 9 |        this end directed all His teaching and commands, so He ordered
18 10|          has no perfect dogmatic teaching, whereas schism, through
19 15|      Donat., lib. ii). Hence the teaching of Cyprian, that heresy
20 15|          usage and the unanimous teaching of the Fathers clearly show
21 15|     Church, as is clear from the teaching of General Councils. "We
22 15| testimony of Holy Writ, from the teaching of the Fathers and of the
23 15|      sacred canons, but from the teaching of the very Councils themselves."