Part,  Chapter

 1 Intro |        one baptism," and to the faith in one Holy Spirit and in "
 2 Intro |       same essential content of faith present in each other" ("
 3 I,A   |                  A. A Matter of Faith: Baptism rests upon and
 4 I,A   |    derives its reality from the faith of Christ himself, the faith
 5 I,A   |    faith of Christ himself, the faith of the Church, and the faith
 6 I,A   |    faith of the Church, and the faith of the believer.~ 1. The
 7 I,A   |        of the believer.~ 1. The faith of Christ: With this Pauline
 8 I,A   |         the law but through the faith of Christ Jesus" (Gal 2.
 9 I,A   |         1:27 and 2:2).~  2. The faith of the Church: In the Church
10 I,A   | statement of the whole Church's faith, the "We believe" of the
11 I,A   |         that community's common faith in the Savior's person and
12 I,A   |          Jn 11:25). This is the faith of the Apostles and Fathers,
13 I,A   |        Roman Rite, "This is our faith. This is the faith of the
14 I,A   |       is our faith. This is the faith of the Church. We are proud
15 I,A   |       Jesus our Lord."~  3. The faith of the Christian: As just
16 I,A   |         make his or her own the faith of the Church. The "We believe"
17 I,A   |      child will make the common faith its own as well. By baptism,
18 I,A   |     grow "into the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of
19 I,B   |    common teaching and a common faith in one baptism, despite
20 II,A  |       who differ with regard to faith in God;" schismatics, who
21 II,A  |       received by confession of faith; schismatics, who are to
22 II,B  |    chrismation or profession of faith (katoikonomian), without
23 III,A |       earliest witnesses to the faith up to the present day.~
24 III,A |    share and practice this same faith and teaching requires that
25 III,B |        Bari statement of 1987, "Faith, Sacraments, and the Unity