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 1 5 |   advocate and defender of the true Catholic reformation, opposing
 2 11|  manner all the virtues of the true reformer which others possessed
 3 15|    perfect will of God."25 The true son of the Church and reformer
 4 28|     immense difference between true and false reform. The advocates
 5 29|   never overstep the bounds of true reform. He will always be
 6 29| necessary means of salvation. ~True reformers understand this
 7 29|        of the Church. When the true son of the church sets out
 8 32|     another difference between true and false reformers which
 9 33|         On the other hand, the true reformer "seeks not his
10 34|   maketh flesh his arm."64 The true reformer places his trust
11 44|       order. Our combat, it is true, will be spurred on by bitter