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 1 3 |         so many children to the Catholic Church; the splendid sight
 2 5 |       most vigorous exponent of Catholic truth and defender of the
 3 6 | affection and "recommending the Catholic Church and himself to his
 4 13|         have been driven out of Catholic countries; thus the works
 5 13|         and education of youth; Catholic undertakings of public utility
 6 13|        who openly profess their Catholic faith have been turned into
 7 46|         the dogmas professed by Catholic faith . . . and in their
 8 48|         two excesses stands the Catholic practice. which. while it
 9 48|  requires of them to defend the Catholic faith against the errors
10 49|         guide and rule of those Catholic teachers who after him taught "
11 53|       how that is not which the Catholic Church believes with the
12 56|       in the Church against the Catholic faith to no other authority