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 1 20|      offered by the Church and the Sacraments. The Church and the Sacraments,
 2 20|     Sacraments. The Church and the Sacraments, they say, are not to be
 3 20|          held that both Church and Sacraments have been founded mediately
 4 20|            both the Church and the Sacraments, it is quite right to say
 5 20|         for himself.~Dogma and the Sacraments~
 6 21|        this head are comprised the Sacraments, concerning which the Modernists
 7 21|       gravest errors. For them the Sacraments are the resultant of a double
 8 21|         acts, and these are called sacraments. But for the Modernists
 9 21|         But for the Modernists the Sacraments are mere symbols or signs,
10 21|         are to the ideas, that the Sacraments are to the religious sentiment -
11 21|            they to affirm that the Sacraments are instituted solely to
12 21|           If anyone say that these sacraments are instituted solely to
13 25| administration or reception of the sacraments, these will fall under the
14 30|     example, or the Church, or the sacraments, or the many other objects
15 30|       Christ of faith, between the sacraments of history and the sacraments
16 30|      sacraments of history and the sacraments of faith, and so on. Next