Chapter

 1 1 |          should observe their own Catholic rite or whether, to avoid
 2 4 |          to the unity of the Holy Catholic Religion; they induce Oriental
 3 4 |    Orientals are converted to the Catholic Religion. This procedure
 4 6 |         all errors opposed to the Catholic faith. But there was never
 5 9 |       devotion of the king to the Catholic Church and allows to be
 6 9 |    variance with the faith of the Catholic Church. He writes: "Therefore,
 7 9 |      which are not opposed to the Catholic faith held by the Church
 8 10|      which are not opposed to the Catholic faith and are tolerated
 9 10|      which are consonant with the Catholic faith, in accordance with
10 11|       injure the integrity of the Catholic faith or detract from the
11 12|        Orientals who wished to be Catholic should embrace the Latin
12 14|        Copts and Armenians to the Catholic faith, though quite unsuccessfully.
13 14|           and the teaching of the Catholic faith, and they do not prevent
14 15|         the Greek Bishop of Rome. Catholic bishops of the Maronites,
15 15|        subject to their own Greek Catholic bishops. ~~
16 16|          not at variance with the Catholic faith, dangerous to souls,
17 16|   Oriental Greeks under their own Catholic bishops, archbishops, or
18 18|       Oriental schismatics to the Catholic religion has ever been to
19 18|      asked those returning to the Catholic faith to give up their own
20 19|    doctrines at variance with the Catholic faith. Their forefathers
21 19|         abandon any aspect of the Catholic truth (see Schelestratus
22 19|       which strongly supports our Catholic doctrine and attacks their
23 19|     recalling the Oriental to the Catholic faith, not that of making
24 20|         in districts with a Greek Catholic bishop are shamelessly going
25 21|      Oriental to the unity of the Catholic Church may not make him
26 30|         Faith and that every true Catholic accepts and professes this. ~~
27 32|          to the unity of the holy Catholic faith. The Canons and Apostolic
28 37|      Patriarch of Antioch and the Catholic bishops subject to him,
29 41|  statements show clearly that the Catholic Armenians and Syrians who
30 48|          not at variance with the Catholic religion or with propriety.
31 48|         rites when they return to Catholic unity, but only that they
32 48| peoples-in short, that all may be Catholic rather than all become Latin. ~~