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 1 2 |       which becomes the common Father of all the Faithful, with
 2 16|        them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of
 3 17|  maintain: "He has not God for father who refuses to have the
 4 20|    sent her in His name by the Father, she alone possesses what
 5 31| precision of style, says: "The father according to the flesh has
 6 31|        is found in God.... The father is the principle of generation,
 7 33|     naturally something of the father . . . so by natural right
 8 33|        of reason, is under the father's care. Hence it would be
 9 35|  children are something of the father, and as it were an extension
10 35| extension of the person of the father; and, to be perfectly accurate,
11 35|        the same Leo XIII, "the father's power is of such a nature
12 67| highest importance that a good father, while discussing with his
13 99|  commander of armies, from the father of a family to the ruler