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 1 3 |      the whole Church in their true colours those men who have
 2 6 |       anyone says that the one true God, our Creator and Lord,
 3 8 |       soul, indistinctly it is true, in this same religious
 4 9 |        elevation above its own true conditions, by which it
 5 9 |        it has not; and this is true particularly of the phenomena
 6 13|       concept of truth and the true nature of the religious
 7 14|   paganism, must be held to be true. What is to prevent such
 8 14|      what right can they claim true experiences for Catholics
 9 14|         that all religions are true. That they cannot feel otherwise
10 14|        formula, in order to be true, has but to respond to the
11 15| existing religions are equally true, for otherwise they would
12 36|       so far as to proclaim as true and legitimate everything
13 37|     there is in human nature a true and rigorous necessity with
14 38|      philosophy which alone is true and suited to the times
15 39|   hands he is one day to fall. True, the Modernists do call
16 42|   Spouse of Christ, who is the true light, the children of darkness
17 46|       by throwing the light of true history upon it. Certainly
18 51|     passage the Bishops, it is true, receive a right, but they
19 55|      are honoured. The same is true of relics. Finally, We entrust