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 1 2 |          defender of the Catholic faith,'1 as 'excellent priest,'2
 2 2 |        perfect agreement with the faith of the holy Fathers.5 The
 3 2 |           teacher of the orthodox faith.'9~
 4 3 |     account of his spotless life, faith, and virtue; and this for
 5 4 |       integrity and purity of the faith, and against these he preached,
 6 7 |         in asserting the Catholic faith, and in defending and spreading
 7 9 |         together: the bond of one faith, of one charity towards
 8 11|        the unity of the Christian faith, St. Cyril's untiring energy
 9 11|         heretics); we, taking the faith of the holy Fathers as our
10 12|     greatest sufferings: ~For the faith that is in Christ (he says)
11 12|        and to die.12 Only let the faith be kept safe and untarnished . . .
12 13|           up my mind that for the faith of Christ I will undergo
13 14|          hearts the pearl of that faith was delivered through the
14 15|     Bishops - that this Christian faith, which we must at all costs
15 15|           enough if they kept the faith of the Council of Nicaea,
16 15|    subsequently enjoined upon our faith by the Church in virtue
17 17|        with which he defended the faith and kept it inviolate. No
18 17|          accordance with the true faith. ~
19 18|          defense of the Christian faith, works which bear striking
20 19|                           19. But faith must be accompanied by charity,
21 26|          in keeping with the true faith and with the moral law.
22 28|               28. But the work of faith and charity would remain
23 30| increasing danger to the orthodox faith, he wrote to Our Predecessor
24 31|               So orthodox was the faith of this Doctor that the
25 31|        Celestine, guardian of the faith; to Celestine, who is of
26 31|         Celestine, one Cyril, one faith of the Synod, one faith
27 31|           faith of the Synod, one faith of the whole world.30~
28 32|       afterwards: ~To my orthodox faith the Roman Church has borne
29 35|         defenders of the orthodox faith. . . . You have laid bare
30 35|         that you have won for our faith, in asserting our truth
31 36|        gone astray, for their one faith testifies that all are at
32 37|          champion of the orthodox faith, this most earnest promoter
33 38|           Let there be in all one faith inviolate; in all one charity,
34 42|           defense of the orthodox faith against the errors of Nestorius,