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 1 5      |           from souls their Christian faith and the respect for God'
 2 5      |       respect for God's law on which faith is fed and depends for its
 3 5      |        abounding in ignorance of the Faith, in error and vice, as though
 4 6      |         quite open apostasy from the Faith, is certainly going to prove
 5 6      |        having nothing in common with faith. Nobody who ponders this
 6 8      |              as the champion of pure faith and morals, but in reality
 7 14     |             all. For it is mainly by faith that a man sets out on the
 8 14     |             Truth, and the Life, our faith must include the lofty mysteries
 9 15     |             blessing when He gave us faith. By this gift we are not
10 15     |           little forgotten; and then faith begins to grow weak and
11 [Title]|                                  Our Faith and the Mysteries of the
12 16     |             the stanchest support of faith in the Rosary of Mary. And
13 18     |           ancient honor, the loss of faith through ignorance and vicious
14 19     |           know from Holy Scripture, "faith without works is dead"4
15 19     |              works is dead"4 because faith draws its life from charity
16 19     |            for eternal life from his faith unless his life be ordered
17 19     |              in accordance with what faith prescribes. "What shall
18 19     |       brethren, if a man say he bath faith, but hath not works? Shall
19 19     |            but hath not works? Shall faith be able to save him?"5 A
20 19     | unfortunately, ignorant of Christian faith and its teaching: they,
21 20     |             order therefore that the faith we profess may the better
22 21     |               Such is the power of a faith sincerely practiced that,
23 29     |              adapted to preserve the faith and an illustrious example