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 1 3 |        refer to that Christian faith and universal Christian
 2 7 |       of the activities of the faith has also been conducive
 3 8 |   resolve; or rather, that the faith we find in each other, you
 4 11|     devoutly attached to their faith.~
 5 13|   persecutions occur, then the faith is crowned, God's soldiers
 6 14|        unshaken and invincible faith in Jesus Christ and in His
 7 15|    their invincible and virile faith, which fills Our heart with
 8 23|      the supernatural light of faith to all peoples, and to promote
 9 24|      is the propagation of the faith in new lands in such a way
10 34|     lead them back to the true Faith. In France, there were not
11 34|         embraced the Christian faith, than they were led as though
12 36| reforms, by spreading the true faith everywhere, by valiantly
13 46|     and in drawing them to the Faith and to the practice of Christianity;
14 48|     also that in the matter of faith and morals they leave nothing
15 55|       to help in spreading the Faith, to educate the native youth,
16 58|     celebrate mysteries of the faith. In this connection, St.
17 58|     teachings and mysteries of Faith. When we become accustomed
18 65|      of the Propagation of the Faith, of St. Peter Apostle for
19 66|      way of renewing their own Faith; and an increase of virtue
20 71|        and consolations of the Faith to one hearth, let them