Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,6|       for in them the Gospel is proclaimed), yet you have also had
 2  1,6 |      His arms (Mt 18, Mk 9). He proclaimed the Gospel in Antioch and
 3  2,7 |  Licinius in 313 AD, officially proclaimed the toleration of the Christian
 4  2,34|        First Ecumenical Council proclaimed in its Creed: “I believe
 5  3,5 |        the officiating cardinal proclaimed:~ ~Receive the tiara adorned
 6  6,16|       restrictions, so heartily proclaimed and enforced from the pulpit
 7  7,11|     Lord gave, and the Apostles proclaimed, and upon which the Orthodox
 8  7,14|         fathers have manifestly proclaimed as inviolable. [We do so]
 9  7,14|     were condemned by popes and proclaimed heretical in 1277. It was
10  7,17| extraordinary seriousness. They proclaimed a period of fasting and
11  7,20|       because Orthodoxy has not proclaimed some belief to be dogma,
12  9,3 |      Old Testament, and clearly proclaimed in the Gospel. The Lord
13 10,10|       Protestantism that openly proclaimed the greatest lie of all:
14 10,25|        Latin Church has not yet proclaimed such teachings to be dogma,
15 10,26|         Church and subsequently proclaimed a dogma of that Church in
16 10,26|       only to have the doctrine proclaimed as the teaching of that
17 10,26|        which it itself had once proclaimed prior to 1054, when it still
18 10,26|     throne itself since, having proclaimed the new dogma by his own
19 10,26|       the truth, and the life,” proclaimed papal infallibility a dogma
20 10,27|       of the Virgin, which Rome proclaimed to be a dogma in 1950, implies