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 1 3 |     Church will totter if its foundation shakes; but how can Christ
 2 4 |      in various ways. Not the foundation of the Church alone, but
 3 6 |     of minds is the necessary foundation of this perfect concord
 4 12|       a building rests on its foundation. Now the proper nature of
 5 12|    Now the proper nature of a foundation is to be a principle of
 6 12| wished to build on Peter as a foundation. The Church is typified
 7 12|      He had designated as the foundation of the Church should be
 8 12| designated a rock to show the foundation of the Church?" (S. Ambrosius,
 9 13|    principle of unity and the foundation of lasting stability-should
10 14|     For He who made Peter the foundation of the Church also "chose,
11 14|   alone was designated as the foundation of the Church. To him He
12 15|   they are separated from the foundation on which the whole edifice
13 15|    the nature and object of a foundation to support the unity of
14 15|  strength and solidity of the foundation the gates of hell should
15 15|       together constitute the foundation on which the successor of