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1 2 | finally become estranged from faith; that so many Catholics
2 5 |  needed that that of a Divine faith which, by a powerful and
3 5 |     who, being without Divine faith, honour not Mary and have
4 5 |   also who, holding Christian faith, dare to accuse of excess
5 7 |     wonderful confirmation of faith, protection against the
6 7 |    thus prays, enlightened by faith, are drawn towards these
7 8 |    against the enemies of the faith at an epoch not, indeed,
8 8 |  destroyed and dispersed, and faith issued forth unharmed and
9 13|     sea-wherever the Catholic faith has penetrated-many hundreds