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 1 1 |      stands St. Jerome. Him the Catholic Church acclaims and reveres
 2 1 |         St. Jerome - "strenuous Catholic, learned in the Scriptures,"[2] "
 3 1 |         illuminative defense of Catholic doctrine on Holy Scripture
 4 2 |     infancy he was brought up a Catholic;[6] that after his baptism
 5 7 |       refuting men who assailed Catholic doctrine and unity. Indeed,
 6 7 |        of greater profit to the Catholic cause by his life and example
 7 8 |        in common with the whole Catholic Church, firmly and consistently
 8 9 |      the common teaching of the Catholic Church. For he holds that
 9 11| precisely the same weapons, the Catholic doctrines of the virginal
10 14|     very rule and foundation of Catholic interpretation; indeed,
11 18|        but even children of the Catholic Church - nay, what is a
12 26|      the Bible and thus destroy Catholic teaching handed down by
13 38|           not to prove myself a Catholic."[65] Yet at the same time
14 46|        whether as professors in Catholic schools or by writing in
15 46|        by writing in defense of Catholic truth, they may be able
16 68|    though at one time the whole Catholic world listened to it when
17 69|         under Jerome's guidance Catholic doctrine touching the inspiration