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 1 INT,  3     |         into account a heritage of faith that the Church has the
 2 INT,  5     |          able to stir up by itself faith - faith that rests on the
 3 INT,  5     |          stir up by itself faith - faith that rests on the power
 4   I,  13    |           acceptance and of shared faith therefore gather together
 5  II,  21    |           and unaffected way their faith in values that go beyond
 6 III,  27(57)|            for the Doctrine of the Faith, Declaratio ad fidem tuendam
 7 III,  28(59)|            for the Doctrine of the Faith, Declaratio circa Catholicam
 8 III,  35    |   experience and the reflection of faith that not every notion of
 9 III,  38    |            with the inspiration of faith, the motivation of fraternal
10  IV,  42    |          without a preacher?... So faith comes from what is heard
11  IV,  42    |          is why St. Paul's axiom, "Faith comes from what is heard,"71
12  IV,  43    |          it expresses the profound faith of the sacred minister and
13  IV,  45    |           the further deepening of faith cannot do without these
14  IV,  46    |           s personal experience of faith? It must not happen that
15  IV,  47    |           to educate people in the faith in such a way as to lead
16  IV,  48    |         the search for God and for faith, both in the regions where
17  IV,  48    |     involving a true acceptance by faith. It can even lead to the
18   V,  52    |          people who have a certain faith but an imperfect knowledge
19   V,  52    |            the foundations of that faith, for intellectuals who feel
20   V,  54    |        those who have received the faith and who have been in contact
21   V,  54    |          make ever more mature the faith of those who are already
22   V,  54    |         may be so still more.~This faith is nearly always today exposed
23   V,  54    |          militant atheism. It is a faith exposed to trials and threats,
24   V,  54    |          threats, and even more, a faith besieged and actively opposed.
25   V,  54    |         food and sustenance to the faith of believers, especially
26   V,  55    |           no way incompatible with faith or religion, to discover
27   V,  56    |          them God's revelation and faith in Jesus Christ.~
28   V,  58    |       level- worship, deepening of faith, fraternal charity, prayer,
29  VI,  61    |       readily expressed their deep faith in the Church by describing
30  VI,  64    |        translating the treasure of faith into the legitimate variety
31  VI,  64    |   expressions of the profession of faith, of prayer and worship,
32  VI,  65    |            content of the Catholic faith which the Lord entrusted
33  VI,  65    |            content of the Catholic faith just exactly as the ecclesial
34  VI,  68    |           They are teachers of the faith.~Associated with the bishops
35  VI,  68    |           the People of God in the faith and preachers, while at
36  VI,  72    |            who are well trained in faith and prayer must become more
37 VII,  75    |            to the Holy Spirit with faith and fervor and to let themselves
38 VII,  76    |         poor who are often rich in faith and hope- all lay people
39 VII,  77    |           people who are mature in faith and capable of finding a
40 VII,  77    |            many from embracing the faith."123 For this reason, in
41 VII,  77    | reestablished between those who by faith have acknowledged and accepted
42 VII,  77    |       Baptism and the patrimony of faith which is common to us. By
43 VII,  79    |            if he or she is weak in faith,129 with statements that