Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |       front as a champion of the Catholic rules. The opposing party
 2        0, Int    |         Egbert, and receives the Catholic usages. Egbert dies in 729.
 3        I, X      |    fathers, quoted many thousand catholic authorities against them,
 4        I, XVII   |         so that the faithful and Catholic were everywhere confirmed,
 5        I, XXI    |          at the miracle, and the Catholic faith was firmly established
 6       II, I      |         the help of the grace of Catholic truth, he crushed in its
 7       II, I      |          orthodox faith. For the Catholic faith holds that our body,
 8       II, II     |        persuade them to preserve Catholic peace with him, and undertake
 9       II, IV     |      keep the unity of peace and Catholic observance with the Church
10       II, IV     |   endeavoured to confirm them in Catholic unity; but what he gained
11      III, XXV    |     above, observed the true and Catholic Easter, with all those that
12      III, XXV    |          priest who followed the Catholic observance, whose name was
13      III, XXV    |     teacher, reckoning after the Catholic manner, had come among them,
14      III, XXVI   |          as would not accept the Catholic Easter and the tonsure in
15      III, XXVI   |          having submitted to the Catholic observance of Easter. This
16      III, XXVI   |      province, and observing the Catholic rule with regard to the
17      III, XXVIII |     English Church many rules of Catholic observance. Whence it followed,
18      III, XXVIII |     Whence it followed, that the Catholic principles daily gained
19      III, XXIX   | perceived that the Roman was the Catholic and Apostolic Church. They
20      III, XXIX   |      archbishop, he might ordain Catholic prelates for the Churches
21      III, XXIX   |          all his subjects to the Catholic and Apostolic faith, to
22      III, XXIX   |           establishing there the Catholic and Apostolic faith. For
23       IV, II     |       holy Scripture, and in the catholic truth, and how Putta was
24       IV, II     |      churches of the English the Catholic manner of life.~Theodore,
25       IV, II     |         his ordination after the Catholic manner. Now at the time
26       IV, XVII   |      them all of one mind in the Catholic faith, and this he caused
27       IV, XVII   |          approved doctors of the Catholic Church. We, therefore, following
28       IV, XVII   |          have thus set forth the Catholic faith, thereto subscribe."~
29       IV, XVIII  |     confirmed the decrees of the Catholic faith, was the venerable
30       IV, XVIII  |          purpose in Britain, the Catholic faith was found untainted
31       IV, XVIII  |         yet the testimony of the Catholic faith of the English nation
32        V, XV     |          of Adamnan, adopted the Catholic Easter; and how the same
33        V, XV     |          of their fathers to the Catholic unity, and taught them to
34        V, XV     |         instant in preaching the Catholic observance of the season
35        V, XVIII  |          led by him to adopt the Catholic celebration of our Lord’
36        V, XIX    |       follow always and love the catholic rules of the Church; and
37        V, XIX    |    therefore finding him to be a Catholic, he gave him presently land
38        V, XIX    |         the place than adopt the Catholic Easter and other canonical
39        V, XIX    |       confession of the true and catholic faith, and confirmed the
40        V, XIX    |         the true teaching of the catholic rule which the Fathers fixed,
41        V, XX     |         in the confession of the catholic faith, and well versed in
42        V, XXI    |        an epistle concerning the catholic Easter and the Tonsure. [
43        V, XXI    |          people to celebrate the catholic time of our Lord’s Resurrection.
44        V, XXI    |         to make known to you the catholic observance of holy Easter,
45        V, XXI    | throughout the world, making one Catholic Church, should provide Bread
46        V, XXI    |         the Law prescribes.~"The catholic reason of this observance
47        V, XXI    |         you have enough of those catholic cycles concerning Easter.~"
48        V, XXI    |        same manner, nor does the Catholic Church now, as it agrees
49        V, XXI    |        any controversy among the Catholic fathers about the difference
50        V, XXI    |      tonsure, if they uphold the catholic unity by their faith and
51        V, XXI    |    numbers of that nation to the catholic observance of the Paschal
52        V, XXI    |     accord with the unity of the Catholic and Apostolic Church; for
53        V, XXII   |    principal solemnity after the catholic and apostolic manner, as
54        V, XXII   |    instructed in the rule of the Catholic faith, still persist in
55        V, XXII   |  teaching of Egbert, adopted the catholic manner of conversation,
56        V, XXII   |         rejoiced in the sure and catholic knowledge of the time of
57        V, XX  III|          in having their part in Catholic peace and truth with the
58        V, XX  III|    appointed Easter of the whole Catholic Church; yet, inasmuch as
59        V, XXIV   |       Haethfelth, concerning the Catholic faith, Archbishop Theodore
60        V, XXIV   |      monks of Hii to observe the Catholic Easter and the ecclesiastical
61        V, XXIV   |          two books. On the seven Catholic Epistles, a book on each.