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 1 2 |       for the sanctification and salvation of souls. But it is obvious
 2 3 |    proximate efficient causes of salvation, it is undoubtedly spiritual;
 3 3 |          confession is made unto salvation" (Rom. x., 10). In the same
 4 3 |          hope is the Church; thy salvation is the Church; thy refuge
 5 4 |   transmit through all ages, the salvation effected by Jesus Christ,
 6 5 |          holiness and of eternal salvation. God "hath made Him (Christ)
 7 5 |         Lord-leaving the path of salvation they enter on that of perdition. "
 8 5 |           clings not to life and salvation" (S. Cyprianus, De Cath.
 9 8 |          they wished for eternal salvation, not merely to accept His
10 8 |     large and instituted for the salvation of the human race. For Christ
11 9 |     delivered Himself up for the salvation of the human race, and to
12 9 |          supplies those means of salvation which accord with the ordinary
13 10|        calling, and might obtain salvation. The Church, therefore,
14 11| instituted in perpetuity for the salvation of all should be inherited
15 12|      governing all men for whose salvation Jesus Christ shed His blood. "