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 1 1 |         Jerome. Him the Catholic Church acclaims and reveres as
 2 1 |         the present needs of the Church. For St. Jerome - "strenuous
 3 1 |        among the children of the Church, and especially among the
 4 8 |          with the whole Catholic Church, firmly and consistently
 5 8 |       such were delivered to the Church. Thus he asserts that the
 6 9 |         teaching of the Catholic Church. For he holds that God,
 7 16|        traditional belief of the Church touching the absolute immunity
 8 18|         children of the Catholic Church - nay, what is a peculiar
 9 18|       least attack in secret the Church's teaching on this point.~
10 22|          out of harmony with the Church's teaching, which is endorsed
11 26|         mind and judgment of the Church, and take too ready a refuge
12 27|         the other Doctors of the Church understand the historical
13 28|        avoid, as children of the Church, this insane freedom in
14 28|         the other Fathers of the Church learned their doctrine touching
15 30|      Wherefore we exhort all the Church's children, and especially
16 32|          centuries of use in the Church" was pronounced by the Council
17 36|      from illustrious men in the Church."[57] Again: "In studying
18 37|         submissive homage to the Church, our supreme teacher through
19 37|         of Peter. For I know the Church was built upon that Rock. . .
20 38|     simple remark: "Yes, but the Church of God does not admit that."[62]
21 38|          s hands with a book the Church does not receive?"[63] With
22 38|    vehemently those who left the Church; he promptly regarded them
23 38|     always striven to regard the Church's enemies as my own."[64]
24 38|       those "who had quitted the Church and put away the Holy Spirit'
25 39|     revealed Himself, and of the Church which teaches. You know -
26 39|      opinions held of old in the Church, or who, through contempt
27 39|      Fathers and ratified by the Church.~
28 44|         again must accrue to the Church of God when numbers of people
29 45|        may serve to build up the Church of God, it does as much
30 45|         does as much harm to the Church if it fails to "resist the
31 46|       proved a great gain to the Church. Not all, however, can avail
32 55|        dangerous to speak in the Church, lest through some faulty
33 60|         an earnest love of God's Church - the divinely appointed
34 60|        Testaments Jerome saw the Church of God foretold. Did not
35 60|          Testament prefigure the Church, God's Spouse? Did not the
36 60| Testament shadow forth that same Church? How many Psalms and Prophecies
37 60|         he saw fulfilled in that Church? To him it was clear that
38 60|        him it was clear that the Church's greatest privileges were
39 60|    attached himself to the Roman Church and to the See of Peter,
40 61|       present," unto Christ "the Church in all her glory, not having
41 62|             Jerome's love of the Church, too, shines out even in
42 62|        with glory: that is, "the Church of the Living God, the pillar
43 62|         jewels like these is the Church richer than ever was the
44 62|         the God of Jacob, to the Church which is "the pillar and
45 62|          the Lord's voice is the Church established upon the rock,
46 63|     union between Christ and His Church. For since the Head can
47 63|      associated with zeal of His Church; and this love of Christ
48 68|        His voice summons all the Church's children to return to
49 68|          fallen away from Mother Church to turn once more to her
50 68|       Jerome, who so loved God's Church and so strenuously defended
51 69|       Our one desire for all the Church's children is that, being