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 1  1,1 |   Quoted in Abbé Guetée, The Papacy: Its Historic Origins and
 2  1,1 |   through the same Unia, the papacy's most effective siege engine,
 3  1,1 |    as the janissaries of the papacy, with all the fanaticism
 4  3,5 |      un-Orthodox view of the papacy and his appalling and clearly
 5  3,5 |      of the faith, the Roman papacy may have played some such
 6  3,5 |      that time, although the papacy itself never dogmatized
 7  3,5 |     of the Church and of the papacy itself. History provides
 8  3,5 |   Young, Christianity or the Papacy?, pp. 8-9; emphasis added].~ ~
 9  3,5 |      nuncios]. Likewise, the papacy remains a worldwide center
10  3,18|     Malachi Martin shows the papacy's role in this struggle.
11  3,18|    chaos, the pope says, the papacy will rise triumphantly to
12  5,8 |     be seen, contrary to the papacy's maintaining that this
13  6,7 |      Christ” (Mt 28:18). The papacy's earthly leadership is
14  6,8 |     East and the Rise of the Papacy, p. 37]. Adding to these
15  6,10|     East and the Rise of the Papacy, this addition was achieved
16  6,10|    was disapproved of by the papacy. Whenever Carolingian requests
17  6,10|  always firmly denied by the papacy. While singing the filioque
18  6,15|  corrupted the morals of the papacy. The inner contradiction
19  7,3 |   Young, Christianity or the Papacy?, p. 19].~ ~
20  7,14|      control of the Germanic papacy. This was a papacy that
21  7,14|  Germanic papacy. This was a papacy that had already cut itself
22  7,14|     thousand years. This new papacy was isolated and estranged
23  7,14|   the Christian world as the papacy had fallen into the temptation
24  7,14| Their roots are found in the papacy, and then continued by Luther