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 1 3 |          nations that are called Christian. The Apostle Paul, writing
 2 4 |          on a little reflection. Christian teaching reveals God and
 3 4 |       Nor is that all. This same Christian teaching also commands us
 4 4 | unmindful of its shame. In fine, Christian teaching not only bestows
 5 6 |   fulfillment of the duties of a Christian by one who does not even
 6 9 |     priesthood. Why? Because the Christian people expect from them
 7 12|         other is the teaching of Christian doctrine. Perhaps there
 8 13|        the truths of faith or of Christian morality and then explain
 9 15|        such knowledge of God and Christian truths as befits idolaters.
10 16|      people with sound morals if Christian doctrine has not been imparted
11 16|      make it active. So too, the Christian, born again of water and
12 17|         maintain the teaching of Christian doctrine with full vigor,
13 22|          as the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine is to be canonically
14 23|     faith and in the practice of Christian life the youths who attend
15 26|      will never be able to teach Christian doctrine to children or
16 27|     others that the knowledge of Christian doctrine pervades and imbues