Chapter

 1 11|  followed by the other lesser churches of the east) the name of
 2 13|  definitely in force in Greek churches many centuries before schism
 3 13|      that the Latin and Greek churches agree in recognizing and
 4 14| sincere reconciliation of the churches was no longer possible.
 5 15| everywhere in all of Christ's churches during the sacrifice of
 6 21|    offered for him in all the churches of the east, if in turn
 7 21|       Church and of the other churches in the Patriarchate of Rome.
 8 21|     the tablets of all of his churches. But Leo (Pope Leo IX) would
 9 26|   evidence that in many Latin churches the name of the king is
10 28|   that they proclaimed in the churches as lords in faith and religion
11 51|   between the Latin and Greek churches derives from the controversies
12 64| religiously observed in those churches because they had received
13 65| Calmet states that some Latin churches distinguished between clean
14 65|       in some Latin and Greek churches. "Maintaining the ancient
15 66|  abstinence left in the Latin churches, if we may believe Cornelius
16 70|     be forbidden to enter the churches. To forbid them would obviously
17 74|      and reverence due to the churches and holy things. Therefore
18 74|    faithful used to enter the churches only after carefully washing