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 1 10|        infidels. There are many Catholics, yea, and priests too, who
 2 14|      claim true experiences for Catholics alone? Indeed Modernists
 3 14|       amazing is that there are Catholics and priests who, We would
 4 23|         first believer, who for Catholics is Christ. Now every society
 5 34|       attached to it by certain Catholics. Two causes may be assigned
 6 37|      grievously, that there are Catholics who, while rejecting immanence
 7 37|        not for the formation of Catholics but for the plunging of
 8 37|         but for the plunging of Catholics into heresy; methods and
 9 39|     thousands upon thousands of Catholics have that the Modernists
10 42|         all its weight. But for Catholics the second Council of Nicea
11 42|        the Catholic Church; and Catholics will hold for law, also,
12 42|        their gall and hatred on Catholics who sturdily fight the battles
13 42|        with this policy towards Catholics, they load with constant
14 42|     them, to the horror of good Catholics, gather round him, heap
15 43|      too: that of so many other Catholics, who, while they certainly
16 43|        liberty that ill becomes Catholics. They are to be found among
17 50| concerning the writings of some Catholics, who, though not badly disposed
18 53|      and periodicals written by Catholics. It shall be his office
19 57|       the co-operation of those Catholics who are most eminent for