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 1 1 |     speaking perverse things" (Acts xx. 30), "vain talkers and
 2 15|      suggestive efficacy which acts both in the person who believes,
 3 21| sensible form and consecrating acts, and these are called sacraments.
 4 25|       with his merely internal acts of religion, proceeds to
 5 25| religion, proceeds to external acts, such for instance as the
 6 25|       be exercised by external acts? Obviously it will be completely
 7 26|        the value which certain acts have acquired by long usage.
 8 44|      both in his words and his acts. But, as we have seen, the
 9 44|       their own sense, and his acts they described as directed
10 55|  gaining strength and growth" (Acts of the Congress of the Bishops