Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 1  |    short ~letters which Saint Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, wrote
 2     I, 1  |      to Rome ~to be martyred. Ignatius laid emphasis upon two things
 3     I, 1  |     and more inclusive whole. Ignatius did not look at the Church
 4     I, 1  |   fullness. ~ The teaching of Ignatius has a permanent place in
 5     I, 1  |    sur-~rounded by his flock, Ignatius of Antioch.s idea of the
 6     I, 2,2|       of the importance which Ignatius assigned to it. ~ The Orthodox
 7     I, 2,2|       adapt a phrase of Saint Ignatius: Rome.s mistake . so Or-~
 8     I, 3,2|     previous Patriarch, Saint Ignatius, had been exiled by the
 9     I, 3,2|   pressure. The supporters of Ignatius, declining to regard this
10     I, 3,2|     settle the issue ~between Ignatius and himself. The legates
11     I, 3,2| presidency in 863 recognized ~Ignatius as Patriarch, and proclaimed
12     I, 3,2|   dispute between Photius and Ignatius, Nicholas thought that he
13     I, 3,2|  Patriarchate by the Emperor. Ignatius became Patriarch once ~more,
14     I, 3,2|       all. At Constantinople, Ignatius and Photius were reconciled
15     I, 3,2|      to one another, and when Ignatius ~died in 877, Photius once
16     I, 5,2|  books by Lorenzo Scupoli and Ignatius Loyola. He ~and his circle
17    II, 2,1|       in the famous phrase of Ignatius, ‘where~Christ is, there
18    II, 2,1|    the Church. The Church (as Ignatius saw) is a Eucharistic society,
19    II, 2,1|     as it~is elsewhere. While Ignatius said ‘where Christ is, there
20    II, 2,2|     Church is constituted, as Ignatius~saw, by the congregation