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 1 3 |    of Christian doctrine and morals found in the example and
 2 5 |     destruction of faith and morals. This celebration of the
 3 9 |    concerned with correcting morals, but only with denying dogmas.
 4 9 |      perversion of faith and morals a reformation, and themselves
 5 11|   overthrown by bringing the morals of clergy and people alike
 6 23|     by men and women of good morals according to the manner
 7 24|     decline of our times and morals. It is even more demanded
 8 24|      sound doctrine and good morals provided. ~
 9 25|      sound doctrine and good morals. For that reason, when drawing
10 28| contrary, it ruins faith and morals.
11 29|      on matters of faith and morals. On just such matters Borromeo
12 31|    the work of reforming the morals of the people. He considered
13 31|      ideas and corruption of morals by founding schools for
14 41|     would endanger faith and morals. He admitted no claim (even