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 1  1,1 |       earth is expressed in the writings of those who were active
 2  2,6 |       were also the letters and writings of the disciples of the
 3  2,20|        in Scriptures nor in the writings of the Holy Fathers; instead,
 4  3,17|       drew extensively from his writings in formulating their Christological
 5  4,12|        idea that appears in the writings of the Holy Fathers. A church
 6  4,17|        canonized from among the writings of the Apostles and early
 7  4,17|   Church was contained in these writings. In fact, by the time the
 8  5,8 |    Experience, p. 91].~ ~In the writings of St. Nikolai Velimirovich,
 9  6,15|         Fathers presented their writings asking: Is this what the
10  6,15|         would then submit their writings to the conscience of the
11  7,6 |     Ecumenical Councils and the writings of the Holy Fathers; it
12  7,9 |         Gospel. Gradually these writings were gathered together into
13  7,9 |        it, and it preserves the writings of those who have accurately
14  7,11|            Jn 21:25~ ~Patristic writings indicate what the content
15  7,11|       oral Tradition, since the writings which constitute Holy Scripture
16  7,11|  Whiteford explains that in the writings of the Holy Fathers, innovation
17  7,12|       The Liturgy.~·        The writings of the Holy Fathers.~·       
18  7,14|         same bishop adds:~ ~The writings of the Holy Fathers are
19  7,14|         reading of the Fathers' writings we learn the true understanding
20  7,14|     nourish themselves on these writings.~ Also commenting on the
21  7,14|         prophetic and Apostolic writings be directed in accordance
22  7,14|     Councils, as well as in the writings of the Fathers. In all of
23  7,14|      thirteenth century, to the writings of a Dominican monk, Thomas
24  7,14|     priest, notes that when the writings of the Holy Fathers are
25  7,14|        Fathers, whose lives and writings give witness to their sanctity
26  7,14|       have a question about the writings of the Apostles. Let us
27  9,21|     many of the early Christian writings. (P. Hammond, The Waters
28  9,29|        Aeropagite states in his writings that the spiritual life
29 10,14|         is found throughout the writings of the Holy Fathers. The
30 10,21|       of the prophets and their writings. Thus the spiritual vision
31 10,26|        nun Bridget spoke in her writings about appearances to her
32 10,26|          neither by theological writings, nor by the various contradictory “
33 10,26|       in these excerpts are the writings of those very same Fathers
34 10,26| contained in numerous patristic writings. These speak of Mary's exalted
35 10,26|  Immaculate Conception from the writings of Blessed Augustine of
36 10,28|   Michael concludes that:~ ~The writings of the holy Christian ascetics
37 11,4 |     sorrow or sighing.” (In the writings of the Holy Fathers, one