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 1 14|          Religious Experience and Tradition~
 2 15|           extended and applied to tradition, as hitherto understood
 3 15|   destroys it. By the Modernists, tradition is understood as a communication
 4 20|         experience transmitted by tradition. An example will illustrate
 5 27|         of bursting the bounds of tradition, and thus, turned aside
 6 27| conserving force in the Church is tradition, and tradition is represented
 7 27|          Church is tradition, and tradition is represented by religious
 8 27|           of authority to protect tradition, and, in fact, for authority,
 9 42|      authority of the fathers and tradition, and the magisterium of
10 42|       falsifying the character of tradition, so as to rob it of all
11 42|        the Church as they pass on tradition; decreeing, with amazing
12 42|          his efforts to undermine tradition and the ecclesiastical magisterium;
13 46|         who with full respect for tradition, the Holy Fathers, and the
14 55|        purely human faith, on the tradition which they relate, corroborated