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 1 Intro,3    |      theological hope, together with faith and love, must completely
 2 Intro,3    | transcendence. Where hope is absent, faith itself is called into question.
 3 Intro,3    |            is a stalwart support for faith and an effective incentive
 4 Intro,4    |      certainty of this profession of faith must be such that it daily
 5 Intro,5    |              heartfelt profession of faith: Lord, 'at your word I will
 6  I,6       |        administers the sacraments of faith to believers and guides
 7  I,8(33)   |              for the Doctrine of the Faith, Letter Communionis Notio (
 8  I,10      |             first instruction in the faith. Together with all the faithful
 9  I,10      |       received an equal privilege of faith through the justice of God (
10  I,10      |            the common witness to the faith given by the faithful and
11  I,10      |         authoritative witness to the faith through his magisterial
12 II,11      |         commits him to living out in faith, hope and charity his ministry
13 II,13      |          life of prayer and profound faith, and put all his trust in
14 II,13      |             The Bishop thus lives by faith, hope and love, inasmuch
15 II,14      |             the one Teacher, in firm faith, confident hope and ardent
16 II,21      |               adorned with undefiled faith, preserve unblemished the
17 II,25      |            story to tell, a story of faith firmly anchored to the Cross.
18 III        |         CHAPTER THREE~TEACHER OF THE FAITH~AND HERALD OF THE WORD~
19 III,26     |           they are to call people to faith and strengthen them in living
20 III,26     |            strengthen them in living faith''.100 ~The Bishop's work
21 III,26     |             leading men and women to faith or to strengthening the
22 III,26     |              or to strengthening the faith within them, is an outstanding
23 III,27     |              all the other truths of faith are derived, and hope shines
24 III,27     |              heart of the mystery of faith, where they will be able
25 III,28     |         courageously proclaiming the faith.107 ~Here we see all the
26 III,28     |              that is, the deposit of faith.~Christ our Lord in the
27 III,28     |        practising and professing the faith that has been handed on,
28 III,28     |              those profound bonds of faith which represent as it were
29 III,28     |            supernatural sense of the faith (sensus fidei) of the whole
30 III,28     |      universal consent in matters of faith and morals''.111  ~Consequently,
31 III,28     |             first instruction in the faith. Every Bishop, especially
32 III,29     |            entrusted to his care the faith to be believed and to be
33 III,29     |             of Christ, in matters of faith and morals, and to adhere
34 III,29     |       teaches: ''By the sense of the faith, which is aroused and sustained
35 III,29     |         adheres 'indefectibly to the faith once for all delivered to
36 III,29     |           more deeply into that same faith through right judgment,
37 III,29     |         strengthens the community in faith, gathers it around the mystery
38 III,29     |              they need to have their faith confirmed and purified.
39 III,29     |      bringing about the obedience of faith, but is all the more urgent
40 III,29     |        transmitting and teaching the faith, every Bishop must ensure
41 III,29     |              called to hand down the faith. This means priests and
42 III,29     |           unity and integrity of the faith, judging with authority
43 III,29(120)|              for the Doctrine of the Faith, Instruction Donum Veritatis (
44 III,30     |              the Synod repeated: ''A faith which does not become culture
45 III,30     |              become culture is not a faith which is fully accepted,
46 III,30     |              the handing down of the faith are the communications media.
47 III,31     |           Gospel and guardian of the faith among the People of God,
48 III,31     |              of an authentic life of faith. He teaches with an authority
49 III,31     |        salvation to everyone who has faith'' (Rom 1:16). His essential
50 III,31     |          revelation the obedience of faith (cf. Rom 1:5) and to embrace
51 III,31     |              the transmission of our faith that our lives become a
52 IV,32      |           what they have received in faith.130  The ministry of governance,
53 IV,35      |            liturgy as a paedagogy of faith~35. The Synod Fathers wished
54 IV,35      |              who are teachers of the faith and sharers in Christ's
55 IV,35      |            mysteries of the Catholic faith. The truth of the faith
56 IV,35      |              faith. The truth of the faith and of Christian life is
57 IV,35      |        proclamations of the Church's faith, privileged occasions when
58 IV,35      |           proper transmission of the faith in the Church's sacred liturgy,
59 IV,36      |    experienced as ''a special day of faith, the day of the Risen Lord
60 IV,36      |           Christ. In this journey of faith, the Church is sustained
61 IV,37      |             mystery which we live in faith.~Among all the responsibilities
62 IV,38      |         normal and community life of faith, operate in accordance with
63 IV,39(154) |              for the Doctrine of the Faith, Instruction on Prayers
64 IV,40      |         handing on and the growth of faith. As my predecessor of venerable
65 IV,40      |              principles of Christian faith and life. The faithful,
66  V,43      |              his personal witness of faith, hope and love – only with
67  V,44      |             along the common path of faith and mission.173 ~This said,
68  V,44      |        called to bear witness to the faith, but also to evaluate and
69  V,52      |             the inculturation of the faith and for dialogue between
70 VI,55      |              and defend the unity of faith and discipline common to
71 VI,55      |           aimed at the spread of the faith and the rising of the light
72 VI,55(207) |              for the Doctrine of the Faith, Letter Communionis Notio (
73 VI,55      |             ensure that the unity of faith and discipline common to
74 VI,55      |           and foundation of unity in faith and of communion.209 ~
75 VI,56(216) |              for the Doctrine of the Faith, Letter Communionis Notio (
76 VI,56      |              a principle of unity in faith and communion, such as you
77 VI,56      |             and, indeed, so that its faith will be harmoniously preserved,
78 VI,57      |          Paul, which evokes that one faith to which they bore witness
79 VI,57      |              gave their testimony of faith. Indeed, by virtue of her
80 VI,57      |              the safeguarding of the faith, the sacraments and the
81 VI,58      |             the Bishops, in union of faith and charity, can by their
82 VI,58      |              for the preservation of faith and morals and for the observance
83 VI,58      |             a question involving the faith itself, the consensus ecclesiae
84 VI,61      |             to preserve the unity of faith and the one divine constitution
85 VI,61      |             somewhat like mothers of faith, have given birth to other
86 VI,62      |             made for the increase of faith and the maintenance of discipline
87 VI,62      |             especially regarding the faith. The place of Particular
88 VI,65      |             is the sure index of our faith in Christ and his love for
89 VII,68     |          Bishops, as teachers of the faith and shepherds of the People
90 VII,68     |            humanity. ''This truth of faith does not lessen the sincere
91 VII,68     |  proclamation and propagation of the faith, which constitute the primary
92 VII,68(284)|              for the Doctrine of the Faith, Declaration Christus Dominus (
93 VII,69     |        authenticity of our Christian faith.~I would also like to mention