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 1 1 |      profession of the Catholic Faith received from its forefathers
 2 1 |     care and propagation of the faith and of religion in your
 3 2 |   common joy. For the Christian faith, from the time when its
 4 2 |      and increase the Christian faith in those parts, he found
 5 2 |          both professors of the faith and others desirous of embracing
 6 2 |        inflamed by zeal for the faith, undertook a journey to
 7 3 |     nourished and cherished the faith in Bavaria, is St. Boniface,
 8 3 |        hierarchy, handed on the faith which had been planted there
 9 3 | observed the integrity of their faith and their ancient alliance
10 3 |       imbued with the Christian faith by St. Boniface. "Acknowledging
11 3 |      the constancy of your firm faith in Christ, which is well
12 3 |  replied in the fulness of your faith that you would rather die
13 3 |    rather die than violate that faith in Christ which you had
14 3 |        of the intention of your faith you may cleave with earnest
15 4 |      say as though the Catholic faith were in want of greater
16 4 |      defence of their ancestral faith. But when Our provident
17 7 |       by the virtue and arms of faith, but also by the aid of
18 7 |    agreement and consent of the faith with reason, although it
19 7 |         connected with Our holy faith, and that they may use them
20 7 |  subversion and contempt of all faith and religion. Of which impure
21 10|        the torrent of error, no faith in divine revelation, no
22 11|        injury to their Catholic faith or good morals. In which
23 11| teachings with the most assured faith, there is a tendency of
24 12|      those outside the Catholic faith, keep to what the Church
25 12|         than accept that Divine faith which it received from its
26 13|       to bring men, by means of faith and grace, to a new life
27 14|       who inherits the rank and faith of the Maximilians, will