Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 1  |       and the Eucha-~rist; he saw the Church as both hierarchical
 2     I, 1  | Carthage (died ~258). Cyprian saw all bishops as sharing in
 3     I, 1  |    the early Christians. They saw their Church as ~founded
 4     I, 1  |   looked up into the sky and ~saw a cross of light in front
 5     I, 2,3|    condemned icons because it saw in all images a latent idola-~
 6     I, 3,1|     bishop in the Church, but saw him as the first among equals.
 7     I, 3,2|      Nicholas thought that he saw a golden opportu-~nity to
 8     I, 3,3|    which the three disciples ~saw surrounding Jesus at His
 9     I, 4,2|       1246 re-~corded that he saw in Russian territory neither
10     I, 5,2|      that Orthodox, when they saw what was happening in Poland,
11     I, 6,1| kingdom ~of this world; Nilus saw that the Church on earth
12     I, 6,1|    The Russian Church rightly saw good things in the teaching
13     I, 6,2| authority and discipline, and saw the Christian life in ~terms
14     I, 6,2|     was herein involved: they saw these things as embody-~
15    II, 1,2|    the purity of his~heart he saw the invisible God as in
16    II, 1,3|   sins, in anguish,~There she saw the victim languish,~Bleed
17    II, 1,3|      torments, bleed and die:~Saw the Lord’s anointed taken;~
18    II, 1,3|    the Lord’s anointed taken;~Saw her Child in death forsaken;~
19    II, 1,5|    was praying, his disciples saw him ‘just like a fire’ (
20    II, 1,5|      be transfigured:~“Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth;
21    II, 2,1|       The Church (as Ignatius saw) is a Eucharistic society,
22    II, 2,2|      constituted, as Ignatius~saw, by the congregation of