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 1 Fwd,2|            officially, concerning matters of faith and morals, he
 2 Fwd,4|           valuable suggestions in matters of format and style to make
 3  1,10|    agreement with the rest on all matters of doctrine: it is nothing
 4  1,11|       which bishops decide Church matters, first having prayed and
 5  1,11|   conciliar approach to resolving matters).~ The Orthodox Church believes
 6  1,15|            save in certain social matters so the Church could meet
 7  2,5 |         was largely taken up with matters of simple survival. Such
 8  3,5 |         popes among themselves in matters of faith. For example, Pope
 9  4,12|          instruct the faithful in matters pertaining to the Christian
10  4,12| preoccupied with everyday worldly matters and pursuits, Christians
11  6,15|   theological and non-theological matters alike were mixed together
12  6,16|           speaking ex cathedra on matters of faith and morals.~ The
13  6,18|         To supremacy in spiritual matters was added temporal dominion
14  7,11|         err in great and elevated matters, rejecting the Gospel.”~ ~
15  7,14|         Church concerning various matters, including commentary on
16  7,14|         correct about theological matters and are “doing the Lord'
17  7,14|          Lord's will” in personal matters. If they disagree with the
18  7,14|         everyone who disagreed in matters of doctrine could not possibly
19  7,17|        identical in all essential matters. In the face of the widespread
20  7,21|        Tradition as insignificant matters. It appears that deep down
21 10,3 |          we must understand these matters if we are to call ourselves
22 10,26|          popes were infallible in matters of faith — and indeed, the