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 1  1   |       promised those who dissent from Catholic unity, that he would interpose
 2  1   |         whereas neither Christian and Catholic truth, nor our own dignity
 3  3,1 |             brightness, and purity of Catholic truth may, by the assistance
 4  4,1 |             the prophets and one holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. I
 5  5,1 |           Ghost, and preserved in the Catholic Church by a continuous succession.
 6  5,1 |           been used to be read in the Catholic Church, and as they are
 7  6,1 |     CONCERNING ORIGINAL SIN ~That our Catholic faith, without which it
 8  6,1 |      understood otherwise than as the Catholic Church spread everywhere
 9  6,1 |               Synod declares that the Catholic Church has never understood
10  6,2 |           defence and increase of the Catholic faith, and the preservation
11  7,1 |            transmitted, and which the Catholic Church, the Holy Ghost reminding
12  7,1 |              perpetual consent of the Catholic Church hath held and expressed;
13  7,1 |               up in opposition to the Catholic Church. But neither is this
14  7,1 |              to his works. After this Catholic doctrine on Justification,
15  7,1 |             any one saith,that,by the Catholic doctrine touching Justification,
16  8,1 |      prejudicial to the purity of the Catholic Church, and to the salvation
17  8,1 |             and approved rites of the Catholic Church, wont to be used
18 14,1 |           genuine doctrine, which the Catholic Church,-instructed by our
19 14,1 |            conversion is, by the holy Catholic Church, suitably and properly
20 14,1 |           custom ever received in the Catholic Church, render in veneration
21 14,1 |             ancient observance of the Catholic Church. Wherefore, this
22 14,1 |          these canons, that all, -the Catholic doctrine being already recognised,-
23 14,2 | remaining-which conversion indeed the Catholic Church most aptly calls
24 14,4 |            most diligent inquiry into Catholic truth; very many and most
25 15,1 |           pointed out and extirpated, Catholic truth may be made clear
26 15,1 |               and resplendent; which (Catholic truth) this holy Synod now
27 15,1 |         fallen after baptism. And the Catholic Church with great reason
28 15,1 |            being nowise lawful in the Catholic Church-but be placed as
29 15,1 |            falsely do some calumniate Catholic writers, as if they had
30 15,1 |               punishments; even as no Catholic ever thought, by this kind
31 15,3 |            any one saith, that in the Catholic Church Penance is not truly
32 15,3 |          Sacrament of penance, as the Catholic Church has always from the
33 16,1 |              obstinately opposing the Catholic Faith, but of learning the
34 16,2 |          Councils, the consent of the Catholic Church, and the authorities
35 19,1 |        splendour, the doctrine of the Catholic faith, which is in many
36 19,3 |          Councils, the consent of the Catholic Church, and the authorities
37 22,1 |            faith and obedience of the Catholic Church, It has thought fit,
38 22,1 |              one saith, that the holy Catholic Church was not induced,
39 22,1 |             reasons by which the holy Catholic Church was led to communicate,
40 23,1 |               be retained in the holy Catholic Church; and may, all errors
41 23,1 |             offer (them); even as the Catholic Church has always understood
42 23,1 |             offered and received, the Catholic Church instituted, many
43 23,2 |              outward signs, which the Catholic Church makes use of in the
44 23,5 |             reasons by which the holy Catholic Church was led to communicate,
45 24,1 |                          THE TRUE AND CATHOLIC DOCTRINE, TOUCHING THE SACRAMENT
46 24,1 |             in the New Testament, the Catholic Church has received, from
47 24,1 |              and the tradition of the Catholic Church has always taught,
48 24,1 |              to recognise and to hold Catholic truth. ~ON THE SACRAMENT
49 24,1 |      priesthood, there are not in the Catholic Church other orders, both
50 24,1 |               one saith, that, in the Catholic Church there is not a hierarchy
51 25,1 |             from the sentiment of the Catholic Church, and from the usage
52 26,1 |     CONCERNING PURGATORY.~Whereas the Catholic Church, instructed by the
53 26,2 |         agreeably to the usage of the Catholic and Apostolic Church, received
54 26,4 |             and to the defence of the Catholic faith. Wherefore the holy
55 26,4 |             those things which are of Catholic faith, in conformity therewith;
56 26,11|        deliver and teach the true and Catholic doctrine; even as It has
57 27   |           that all those decrees were Catholic, and useful and salutary