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 1 1   | millennium of her existence, the Church spread to numerous cultures
 2 1   |           called upon the entire Church to celebrate the feast of
 3 1   |         Constantinople, that the Church possessed a single Faith.
 4 1(1)|          calendar for the entire Church; but not all the local communities
 5 1(1)|          faith. For example, the Church in Britain rejected the
 6 1(1)|        this regard, the Orthodox Church was liturgically united
 7 1(1)|       192f.; St Bede, Hist. Eng. Church. II, 3; III, 25)  ~
 8 2(2)|       the Western section of the Church a character so specific
 9 2(2)|      bring the separation of the Church in its train” (Calvin and
10 2(3)|    Wallace-Hadrill, The Frankish Church. Oxford, 1964, p. 211.  ~
11 2   |        the visible and invisible Church (for which Protestantism
12 2   |   traditional soteriology of the Church, that is, deification (5). ~   
13 2   |          hitherto unknown in the Church. Augustinianism has numerous