Document, Part
1 1 | advantage to the most holy faith of Christ, and of all Christians;
2 1 | Christ,--the truth of whose faith, and whose religion are
3 1 | unhesitating and undoubting faith be given to copies thereof
4 2,1 | exaltation of the Christian faith and religion; for the extirpation
5 3,1 | and see an increase of faith. Furthermore, it exhorts
6 3,1 | with the same confession of faith, glorify God, and the Father
7 4,1 | DECREE TOUCHING THE SYMBOL OF FAITH~In the Name of the Holy
8 4,1 | things taking the shield of faith, wherewith they may be able
9 4,1 | things, a confession of faith is to be set forth; following
10 4,1 | drawn the unbelieving to the faith, overthrown heretics, and
11 4,1 | good, that the Symbol of faith which the holy Roman Church
12 4,1 | wherein all who profess the faith of Christ necessarily agree,
13 5,1 | well those appertaining to faith as to morals, as having
14 5,1 | foundation of the Confession of faith, will proceed, and what
15 5,2 | skill, shall,--in matters of faith, and of morals pertaining
16 6,1 | ORIGINAL SIN ~That our Catholic faith, without which it is impossible
17 6,1 | by reason of this rule of faith, from a tradition of the
18 6,2 | increase of the Catholic faith, and the preservation and
19 7,1 | author and finisher of our faith, taught, which the apostles
20 7,1 | as a propitiator, through faith in his blood, for our sins,
21 7,1 | divine grace, conceiving faith by hearing, they are freely
22 7,1 | seek him; and, Be of good faith, son, thy sins are forgiven
23 7,1 | which is the sacrament of faith, without which (faith) no
24 7,1 | of faith, without which (faith) no man was ever justified;
25 7,1 | gifts) infused at once, faith, hope, and charity. For
26 7,1 | hope, and charity. For faith, unless hope and charity
27 7,1 | is most truly said, that Faith without works is dead and
28 7,1 | nor uncircumcision, but faith which worketh by charity.
29 7,1 | worketh by charity. This faith, Catechumen's beg of the
30 7,1 | Baptism; when they beg for the faith which bestows life everlasting,
31 7,1 | without hope and charity, faith cannot bestow: whence also
32 7,1 | impious is justified by faith, and gratuitously. ~And
33 7,1 | that man is justified by faith and freely, those words
34 7,1 | said to be justified by faith, because faith is the beginning
35 7,1 | justified by faith, because faith is the beginning of human
36 7,1 | precede justification-whether faith or works-merit the grace
37 7,1 | justification are effected by this faith alone: as though whoso has
38 7,1 | know with a certainty of faith, which cannot be subject
39 7,1 | of God and of the Church, faith co-operating with good works,
40 7,1 | is justified, and not by faith only. And this increase
41 7,1 | us, O Lord, increase of faith, hope, and charity." ~CHAPTER
42 7,1 | flatter himself up with faith alone, fancying that by
43 7,1 | alone, fancying that by faith alone he is made an heir,
44 7,1 | grace is lost, but not faith. ~In opposition also to
45 7,1 | infidelity whereby even faith itself is lost, but also
46 7,1 | mortal sin whatever, though faith be not lost; thus defending
47 7,1 | If any one saith, that by faith alone the impious is justified;
48 7,1 | one saith, that justifying faith is nothing else but confidence
49 7,1 | justified; and that, by this faith alone, absolution and justification
50 7,1 | and justified, is bound of faith to believe that he is assuredly
51 7,1 | saith, that nothing besides faith is commanded in the Gospel;
52 7,1 | being lost through sin, faith also is always lost with
53 7,1 | lost with it; or, that the faith which remains, though it
54 7,1 | though it be not a lively faith, is not a true faith; or,
55 7,1 | lively faith, is not a true faith; or, that he, who has faith
56 7,1 | faith; or, that he, who has faith without charity, is not
57 7,1 | which he has lost, but by faith alone without the sacrament
58 7,1 | rather that the truth of our faith, and the glory in fine of
59 8,1 | men obtain of God, through faith alone, the grace of justification;-
60 8,1 | for the sake of nourishing faith alone; let him be anathema. ~
61 8,1 | justice received through faith, and certain marks of the
62 8,1 | act performed, but that faith alone in the divine promise
63 8,1 | itself, made debtors but to faith alone, and not to the observance
64 8,1 | both derogated from that faith which they have professed,
65 8,1 | sole remembrance and the faith of the baptism which has
66 8,1 | for him who has denied the faith of Christ amongst Infidels,
67 8,1 | that they have not actual faith, are not, after having received
68 8,1 | should be bapized in the faith alone of the Church; let
69 8,1 | gave an account of their faith in the face of the Church;
70 11,2 | as well on the subject of faith as of Reformation, and also
71 11,2 | increase of the Christian faith and of the orthodox religion,
72 12,1 | exaltation of the Christian faith and religion, that the sacred,
73 13 | acknowledgment of His own true faith, to the unity of holy mother
74 14,1 | ancient doctrine touching faith and the sacraments, and
75 14,1 | oversown the doctrine of the faith, in the use and worship
76 14,1 | understanding illuminated by faith, conceive, and we ought
77 14,1 | united by the closest bond of faith, hope, and charity, that
78 14,1 | presented (to them). And this faith has ever been in the Church
79 14,1 | before them, are, by a lively faith which worketh by charity,
80 14,1 | constancy and firmness of faith, with such devotion of soul,
81 14,2 | lf any one saith, that faith alone is a sufficient preparation
82 14,4 | have asked for the public faith from the Synod, that they
83 14,4 | salutary concord of one faith, hope, and charity, (and)
84 14,4 | a public assurance and faith, which they call a safe-conduct,
85 14,5 | general Council, the public faith and full security, which
86 15,1 | of the household of the faith, whom Christ our Lord has
87 15,1 | agitate the conscience, and faith, are the parts of penance. ~
88 15,1 | confide in his own personal faith, as to think that,--even
89 15,1 | absolved, on account of his faith alone. For neither would
90 15,1 | alone. For neither would faith without penance bestow any
91 15,2 | Lord: and the prayer of faith shall save the sick man;
92 15,2 | words; And the prayer of faith shall save the sick man,
93 15,3 | convinced of sin, and the faith, generated by the gospel,
94 15,3 | penitents is no other than the faith whereby they apprehend that
95 16,1 | It had given the public faith, or a safe-conduct, that
96 16,1 | obstinately opposing the Catholic Faith, but of learning the truth,
97 16,1 | and grants them the public faith,-or a safe-conduct, of the
98 16,2 | wholly concedes the public faith, and the fullest and most
99 16,2 | comprised, in this public faith and safe-conduct. It also
100 16,2 | the benefit of this public faith and assurance might be annulled
101 16,2 | the benefit of this public faith and assurance may be violated,
102 16,2 | It promises and in good faith pledges Itself, shall be
103 16,2 | promises in sincere and good faith, without fraud or deceit,
104 16,2 | in any way of this public faith, and niost full security,
105 17,2 | that, without any doubt, faith be given to copies thereof
106 18,1 | increase and exaltation of the faith, and of the Christian religion,
107 19,1 | INVITING ALL MEN ON THE PUBLIC FAITH TO THE COUNCIL~The sacred
108 19,1 | doctrine of the Catholic faith, which is in many places
109 19,1 | decreed, that the public faith may be granted in a general
110 19,3 | wholly concedes the public faith, and the fullest and most
111 19,3 | comprised, in this public faith and safe-conduct. It also
112 19,3 | the benefit of this public faith and assurance might be annulled
113 19,3 | the benefit of this public faith and assurance may be violated,
114 19,3 | It promises, and in good faith pledges Itself, shall be
115 19,3 | promises in sincere and good faith, without fraud or deceit,
116 19,3 | in any way of this public faith, and most full security,
117 19,4 | therein, grants the public faith, or a safe-conduct, under
118 19,4 | communion with us in matters of faith, of whatsoever kingdoms,
119 22,1 | to have departed from the faith and obedience of the Catholic
120 22,1 | doubted, without injury to faith, that communion under either
121 23,1 | and in every part perfect faith and doctrine touching the
122 23,1 | sincere heart and upright faith, with fear and reverence.
123 23,1 | opposition to this ancient faith, which is based on the sacred
124 23,1 | opposed to this most pure faith and sacred doctrine. ~
125 24,1 | Christ, using the rule of faith, may, in the midst of the
126 24,2 | taught the rudiments of the faith; and who do not know how
127 24,2 | education, morals, learning, and faith of those who are to be ordained. ~
128 24,3 | relative to the doctrine of faith as can be expedited, as
129 25,4 | and with the profession of faith made by the individual to
130 25,4 | taught the rudiments of the faith, and obedience towards God
131 25,4 | profession of their orthodox faith in the presence of the bishop
132 26,2 | in mind the articles of faith; as also that great profit
133 26,4 | by whom a profession of faith is to be made. ~The calamitousness
134 26,4 | defence of the Catholic faith. Wherefore the holy Synod
135 26,4 | things which are of Catholic faith, in conformity therewith;
136 26,4 | be the protectors of holy faith and church,--will not only
137 26,11| clear in our statement of faith, nothing so surely settled,
138 26,11| invited, even with the public faith which they desired, and
139 26,14| preservers of the right faith. ~The Cardinal. To the Legates
140 26,14| Trent: let us confess the faith thereof; let us ever keep
141 26,14| subscribe. This is the faith of blessed Peter, and of
142 26,14| the apostles: this is the faith of the Fathers: This is
143 26,14| the Fathers: This is the faith of the Orthodox. ~Answer.
144 26,14| agrees with the original: in faith whereof we have subscribed: ~
145 27 | that, without any doubt, faith be given to copies thereof
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