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 1 1 |      Archbishops, and Bishops of the Catholic World, in Grace ~and Communion
 2 2 |            that this grand source of Catholic revelation should be made
 3 3 |              and St. John and in the Catholic Epistles; and most remarkably
 4 3 |           whose duty it is to handle Catholic doctrine before the learned
 5 6 |           What the Bible Owes to the Catholic Church~6. It is in this
 6 7 |            whether in defence of the Catholic Faith or in its commendation,
 7 7 |             for the promotion of the Catholic truth, and the latter has
 8 8 |              diffused throughout the Catholic world; so honoured and loved
 9 14|            and dearest object of the Catholic commentator should be to
10 14|              should be followed, and Catholic doctrine, as authoritatively
11 14|              Apostles as a matter of Catholic faith. The opinion of the
12 15|               The authority of other Catholic interpreters is not so great;
13 15|           sometimes be of use to the Catholic student, he should, nevertheless,
14 17|            to expound, to illustrate Catholic Doctrine by the legitimate
15 17| inexhaustible fecundity in good, her Catholic unity, and her unshaken
16 18|       Scriptures of ours, that is to Catholic faith, we must either prove
17 19|        despising our faith."(56) The Catholic interpreter, although he
18 21|         writings, either pervert the Catholic notion of inspiration, or
19 22|        public patronage there is for Catholic study, the more ready and
20 24|         require-the interest of that Catholic Truth which comes from above,