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 1 1 |                      The gift of faith, which through the goodness
 2 2 |                 2. Indeed, it is faith that allows us to draw near
 3 2 |        of the divine life; it is faith that encourages us to hope
 4 2 |     everlasting happiness; it is faith that strengthens and consolidates
 5 2 |          Apostle: "One Lord, one faith, one Baptism."1 It is chiefly
 6 3 |      ever mindful of the gift of faith, may in some way make a
 7 3 |          ability the gift of the faith that is theirs, they are
 8 4 |          the blessings of divine faith, especially in countries
 9 5 | awareness of having received the faith demands. Let them direct
10 9 |   preceded them in embracing the faith unite with them in brotherly
11 22|        obstacle to the growth of faith, whether in individuals
12 24|         000 profess the Catholic faith. In another locality fifty
13 25|         any opening for the true faith. ~
14 46|         it to be so. Just as the faith of individuals is the faith
15 46|      faith of individuals is the faith of the entire Church, so
16 58|       for the Propagation of the Faith with such alacrity. To the
17 70|        of the Propagation of the Faith in every country, whose
18 70|     light of a strong and lively faith, keeping the supernatural
19 81|         brethren for the gift of faith received in their baptism. ~
20 82|       teacher of the Gentiles in faith and truth"?30 Therefore,
21 83|     earth the light of Christian faith and virtue together with