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 1 3 |      weakening of the Christian faith is seen in the insults too
 2 4 |        relation to the Catholic faith, or who are entirely unacquainted
 3 4 |      has embraced the Christian faith, as in duty bound, is by
 4 13|        possible to preserve the faith inviolate in the depths
 5 13|        safeguard this virtue of faith in its integrity, We declare
 6 13|         as it is necessary that faith should not only abide untarnished
 7 13| addressed to God: "Increase our faith."(11)~
 8 14|      matter, touching Christian faith, there are other duties
 9 14|      safeguard the integrity of faith, but, as St. Thomas maintains: "
10 14|    obligation to show forth his faith, either to instruct and
11 14|      only to the enemies of the faith, for nothing emboldens the
12 15|      reason yields assent. Now, faith, as a virtue, is a great
13 15|     objects themselves to which faith is to be applied are scarcely
14 15|        hear without a preacher? Faith then cometh by hearing,
15 15|       Christ."(14) Since, then, faith is necessary for salvation,
16 15|      hat pertains to morals and faith.~
17 16|         of their masters in the faith. Such co-operation on the
18 16|   abroad the light of undefiled faith."(16) Let each one, therefore,
19 16|         be, preach the Catholic faith by the authority of his
20 17|       isolated champions of the faith. Jesus Christ, indeed, has
21 21|      they receive their rule of faith from the Church, by whose
22 21|        doctrine: "One Lord, one faith;"(22) "but having the same
23 21|       having the same spirit of faith,"(23) they possess the saving
24 22|        to be perfect. Christian faith reposes not on human but
25 22|  destroy the very groundwork of faith who deny that God has spoken
26 22|       perfect accord in the one faith, complete submission and
27 22|       because it is enjoined by faith itself, and has this in
28 22|         has this in common with faith, that it cannot be given
29 22|     view: "The formal object of faith is primary truth, as it
30 22|      possesses not the habit of faith; but matters of faith he
31 22|        of faith; but matters of faith he holds otherwise than
32 22|       holds otherwise than true faith. Now, it is evident that
33 23|                        23. "The faith of the whole Church should
34 23|  questions which arise touching faith should be determined by
35 24|        with Catholic and divine faith."(27) But this likewise
36 27|        however, without risk to faith, foster any doubt as to
37 32|    accumulation of ills, if the faith "which worketh by charity"(31)
38 33|         professing the Catholic faith, and yet wish that the Church
39 33|      They moan over the loss of faith and the perversion of morals,
40 39|   having rejected the Christian faith, are on that account justly
41 41|      let all minds be united in faith and all hearts in charity,