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 1 1 |         alone feeds on truth. God is perfect holiness and the sovereign
 2 13|           and imbue his mind with as perfect a knowledge as may be of
 3 17|             not only is the Church a perfect society far excelling every
 4 18| Catholicism-the main point is that a perfect harmony of opinion should
 5 22|           this unanimity ought to be perfect. Christian faith reposes
 6 22|            requires, together with a perfect accord in the one faith,
 7 22|        obedience should, however, be perfect, because it is enjoined
 8 22|             were it not absolute and perfect in every particular, it
 9 28|              since she not only is a perfect society in herself, but
10 31|          strive to make them work in perfect accord for the common good.
11 32|              is the duty to maintain perfect union of minds, especially