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 1 2 |        the author and finisher of faith."6 Since the majesty of
 2 2 |       friendship of God), "who by faith conquered kingdoms, wrought
 3 5 |     effacement and destruction of faith and morals. This celebration
 4 8 |          an abundant harvest. The faith and holiness of her children
 5 9 | rebellious riot and perversion of faith and morals a reformation,
 6 11|           Church). He revived the faith that had either become dormant
 7 12|         concern for restoring the faith in the Church universal
 8 17|        this. They tried to reform faith and discipline according
 9 21|           attack the very root of faith either by openly denying,
10 21|       maintenance of the Catholic Faith, the faith which the Holy
11 21|           the Catholic Faith, the faith which the Holy Roman Church
12 23|       properly instructed, since "faith. . . depends on hearing,
13 23|          not firmly rooted in the Faith there is reason to fear
14 24|           demands respect for the faith and innocence of youth)
15 25|           men are wavering in the Faith and some vain-glorious men,
16 27|           preserve and defend the faith but also effectively motivate
17 27|           to do good works since "faith...without works is dead."44 "
18 28|   extremes. They either emphasize faith to such an extent that they
19 28|     overlooking the assistance of faith and divine grace. As a matter
20 28|         On the contrary, it ruins faith and morals.
21 29|          say, they do not divorce faith from holiness. They rather
22 29|           and heart on matters of faith and morals. On just such
23 36|         that our days of wavering faith and coldness need this same
24 39|        the author and finisher of faith, Jesus Christ."77 Without
25 41|        matter that would endanger faith and morals. He admitted
26 43|         generosity, courtesy, and faith which their ancestors, who
27 44|           individual and society, faith, religion, and the inviolability