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1 1 8 | dimension of his life of faith.~ ~Christ is God-in-us:
2 1 8 | justified and sanctified by faith in Christ. Faith is the
3 1 8 | sanctified by faith in Christ. Faith is the gift by which God
4 1, 1, a, 11 | Author and Perfecter of our faith, our Reward, our Crown,
5 1, 1, b, 20 | to us, thus sparing our faith the arduous return to a
6 1, 1, b, 22 | in some sense, replaced faith in Christ and love for him,
7 1, 1, b, 22 | of Christ himself through faith and, through Christ, approach
8 1, 1, b, 22 | to them do not lessen our faith in Christ and our love for
9 1, 1, b, 25 | Eucharist seems to belie their faith.~ ~How beautiful it is to
10 1, 1, b, 27 | divine victim, in a spirit of faith, of reparation and love.
11 1, 1, b, 29 | must be rooted in a lively faith in Jesus, the divine victim,
12 1, 1, b, 29 | alas, we must confess that faith is often feeble. After
13 1, 1, b, 30 | the preservation of the faith, for the final perseverance
14 1, 1, c, 35 | intellect, by submitting it to faith; one's will, by always doing
15 1, 1, c, 37 | friends, as well as for you. Faith and reason teach us what
16 1, 1, c, 37 | his lips with unshakable faith, thus uniting himself intimately
17 1, 1, c, 38 | the human family in one faith, hope, and love by attracting
18 1, 2 40 | 2. "I LIVE BY FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST"~ ~ ~Faith
19 1, 2 40 | FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST"~ ~ ~Faith is a new creation, by which
20 1, 2 40 | shares his life with us. Faith is life, not philosophy.
21 1, 2 40 | source of all virtues. Faith is grace that "divinizes"
22 1, 2 40 | to union with Christ.~ ~Faith is nourished by prayer,
23 1, 2 40 | pray does not live.~ ~ ~Faith perceives and interprets
24 1, 2 40 | progress is Jesus Christ. Faith and reason, religion and
25 1, 2, a, 40 | GOD'S GREATEST GIFT~ ~ ~"Faith is God's greatest gift"~ ~
26 1, 2, a, 40 | is God's greatest gift"~ ~Faith is a gift from God, nay,
27 1, 2, a, 40 | bestowed. In fact, without faith, we cannot please him and
28 1, 2, a, 40 | his sons and daughters. Faith is the beginning and the
29 1, 2, a, 40 | justification (...).~ ~What is this faith? It is a ray of light emanating
30 1, 2, a, 40 | children of Adam are groping. Faith is a second creation, thanks
31 1, 2, a, 40 | Creator. If nothing else, faith is the life of mankind,
32 1, 2, a, 41 | just as the lack of ./. faith spells its death (...).~ ~
33 1, 2, a, 41 | death (...).~ ~What is this faith? Despite all the research
34 1, 2, a, 41 | elevating human beings, faith is the only thing that can
35 1, 2, a, 41 | greatness, because, through faith, the human mind can range
36 1, 2, a, 41 | would a person be without faith?"~ ~Faith! Faith brings
37 1, 2, a, 41 | person be without faith?"~ ~Faith! Faith brings us closer
38 1, 2, a, 41 | without faith?"~ ~Faith! Faith brings us closer to God
39 1, 2, a, 41 | reveals his mysteries to us. Faith enlightens and elevates
40 1, 2, a, 41 | and elevates our mind. Faith ennobles our feelings.
41 1, 2, a, 41 | ennobles our feelings. Faith fills our souls with the
42 1, 2, a, 41 | would a person be without faith? Without faith, a person
43 1, 2, a, 41 | without faith? Without faith, a person would know nothing
44 1, 2, a, 41 | eternal reward (...). Without faith, a person is lost.~ ./.
45 1, 2, a, 42 | person is lost.~ ./. It is faith that unerringly reveals
46 1, 2, a, 43 | begins in the intellect by faith in the word of God and descends
47 1, 2, a, 43 | here on earth outside the faith?5~ ~ ~"The mysteries of
48 1, 2, a, 43 | The mysteries of the faith send out lights and shadows"~ ~
49 1, 2, a, 43 | lights and shadows"~ ~We need faith for our present state, just
50 1, 2, a, 43 | being blinded. We need faith because, since God is infinite
51 1, 2, a, 43 | infinite and we are finite, faith must reach where our reason
52 1, 2, a, 43 | where our reason cannot. Faith is to reason what the telescope
53 1, 2, a, 43 | problems of life. It is faith that reveals to us the supernatural
54 1, 2, a, 43 | exhaustive solution. It is faith that enlightens the mind
55 1, 2, a, 43 | Rather than lessening our faith, the shadows of mystery
56 1, 2, a, 43 | themselves the mysteries of faith are impenetrable, they are
57 1, 2, a, 44 | of light, which makes our faith supremely glorious and reasonable.6~ ~ ~
58 1, 2, b, 44 | RESPONSE TO GOD'S GIFT~ ~ ~"Faith is the source of all holiness"~ ~
59 1, 2, b, 44 | holiness"~ ~You know that faith is the source, the foundation,
60 1, 2, b, 44 | the just man lives by faith." Hence, all the saints
61 1, 2, b, 44 | only because they lived by faith and according to its teachings.
62 1, 2, b, 44 | only because they lived by faith and the dictates of faith
63 1, 2, b, 44 | faith and the dictates of faith did the saints, in the eternal
64 1, 2, b, 44 | saints conquered kingdoms by faith, lived lives of holiness,
65 1, 2, b, 44 | The just man lives by faith"~ ~Illuminated by this divine
66 1, 2, b, 44 | the same way, with infused faith, they see, touch and feel
67 1, 2, b, 44 | The just man lives by faith."~ ~They believe: and their
68 1, 2, b, 45 | The just man lives by faith."8~ ~ ~"Faith inspires many
69 1, 2, b, 45 | man lives by faith."8~ ~ ~"Faith inspires many humble yet
70 1, 2, b, 45 | Like a radiant star, faith rises above the earth and
71 1, 2, b, 45 | brilliance (...).~ ~It is faith that impels the missionary
72 1, 2, b, 45 | martyr's death.~ ~It is faith that inspires countless
73 1, 2, b, 45 | words of comfort.~ ~It is faith that stimulates many humble
74 1, 2, b, 45 | harmony and peace. Finally, faith encourages countless men
75 1, 2, b, 45 | safeguarding purity, preserving the faith or proclaiming Jesus Christ
76 1, 2, c, 51 | c.) PRAYER NOURISHES FAITH~ ~ ~"'Prayer is God poured
77 1, 2, c, 54 | We soar on the wings of faith and enter the glorious sanctuary
78 1, 2, c, 57 | virtues: the exercise of faith, hope, love, humility, sorrow,
79 1, 2, c, 58 | they found the insights of faith. Ask the saints: in prayer
80 1, 2, c, 58 | kept praising the piety and faith of your ancestors, especially
81 1, 2, c, 58 | situation is deplorable: the faith is bitterly attacked by
82 1, 2, d, 59 | SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF FAITH~ ~ ~"Divine Providence weaves
83 1, 2, d, 60 | hands: this is a truth of faith. God is the primary cause
84 1, 2, d, 61 | if God wants to test our faith, we are ready to stand the
85 1, 2, d, 61 | sea."36~ ~ ~"Men of little faith, why are you afraid?"~ ~
86 1, 2, d, 61 | Providence! 0 men of little faith! Why are you afraid? A
87 1, 2, d, 65 | reason to be reconciled with faith, nature with grace, earth
88 1, 2, e, 67 | e) FAITH AND REASON ARE TWO SISTERS~ ~ ~"
89 1, 2, e, 67 | REASON ARE TWO SISTERS~ ~ ~"Faith and reason are two daughters
90 1, 2, e, 67 | same heavenly Father"~ ~Faith is indeed superior to reason.
91 1, 2, e, 67 | either misunderstood the faith because he has no clear
92 1, 2, e, 67 | has either misunderstood faith, by not really having a
93 1, 2, e, 67 | emanate from the same source? Faith and reason are two daughters
94 1, 2, e, 68 | one and the same Light. Faith and reason are like two
95 1, 2, e, 68 | union. With its teachings, faith enlightens and ennobles
96 1, 2, e, 68 | light on the truth of the faith. With its resources, reason
97 1, 2, e, 68 | proclaims the marvels of the faith while, with its mysteries,
98 1, 2, e, 68 | while, with its mysteries, faith not only becomes part and
99 1, 2, e, 68 | and its apotheosis.43~ ~ ~"Faith is not afraid of discussion;
100 1, 2, e, 68 | afraid of ignorance"~ ~No, faith is not afraid of discussion.
101 1, 2, e, 68 | not know, in matters of faith, what children know? They
102 1, 2, e, 69 | work for the triumph of faith and science"~ ~Most Holy
103 1, 2, e, 69 | infallible Teacher of the Faith, has a very serious obligation
104 1, 2, e, 69 | work for the triumph of faith and science.~ ~Your Holiness,
105 1, 2, e, 70 | harmonize science ./. and faith in himself, lends honor
106 1, 2, e, 70 | provides through the light of faith.~ ~In the meantime, the
107 1, 3 73 | grace, men and women of faith and of obedience to the
108 1, 3 73 | means being faithful to the faith they have passed on to us.
109 1, 3, a, 74 | these firstfruits of the faith, as well as on all future
110 1, 3, a, 77 | gentle and serene light of faith is fading in civil society.~ ~
111 1, 3, a, 77 | supernatural, science and faith, come together and intertwine
112 1, 3, a, 79 | hard-working and ready, as faith demands, to seal with our
113 1, 3, b, 82 | Let us look at the faith of the saints"~ ~The saints
114 1, 3, b, 82 | works they performed in faith and through faith here on
115 1, 3, b, 82 | performed in faith and through faith here on earth. Hence, more
116 1, 3, b, 82 | to us the glories of our faith: the faith that is the treasure
117 1, 3, b, 82 | glories of our faith: the faith that is the treasure of
118 1, 3, b, 82 | treasure of family life, the faith that rekindles the love
119 1, 3, b, 82 | to us the glories of the faith that gently and delicately
120 1, 3, b, 82 | things of the world: the faith that keeps us wide-awake
121 1, 3, b, 83 | let us fix our eyes on the faith of the saints. Better yet,
122 1, 3, b, 83 | let us fix our eyes on the faith we ourselves profess and
123 1, 3, b, 84 | and were bound to us by faith, country, blood, and acquaintanceship.
124 1, 3, b, 86 | illustrious witnesses of faith and love, with whose relics
125 1, 3, b, 86 | children the fortitude in the faith that is so necessary in
126 1, 3, b, 86 | which had nourished the faith and sanctity of their forefathers
127 1, 3, b, 87 | had shed to witness to his faith!~ ~It is truly providential
128 1, 3, b, 87 | precious in the eyes of faith than this glorious blood.
129 1, 3, b, 87 | Fathers and teachers in the faith"~ ~These are the glorious
130 1, 3, b, 87 | fathers and teachers in the faith, the remains that once shed
131 1, 3, b, 88 | monument of our forefathers' faith is an everlasting memorial
132 1, 3, b, 88 | Basilica reminds you of the faith of the days of old. Never
133 1, 3, b, 88 | of God (...).~ ~In this faith, which will lead you to
134 1, 3, b, 88 | that God is faithful. Your faith must not be a sterile faith,
135 1, 3, b, 88 | faith must not be a sterile faith, a dead faith, but a faith
136 1, 3, b, 88 | a sterile faith, a dead faith, but a faith animated by
137 1, 3, b, 88 | faith, a dead faith, but a faith animated by charity; that
138 1, 3, b, 88 | charity; that is to say, a faith followed by the noble entourage
139 1, 3, b, 88 | entourage of other virtues, a faith that produces good works.
140 1, 3, b, 89 | he was our father in the faith. From his venerable tomb
141 1, 3, c, 93 | help the poor who have no faith understand that, if they
142 1, 3, c, 95 | am upset with our lack of faith. Instead, Jesus Christ
143 2 102 | as his own and with the faith of the Christian who, in
144 2 102 | glorifies Christ. This faith and love translate into
145 2 103 | the "threefold union of faith, communion and submission,"
146 2 103 | say, through a union "of faith, charity, and obedience"
147 2, 1 104 | The Church is one in faith, communion, government,
148 2, 1 104 | fidelity to the deposit of the faith, dynamic in her fidelity
149 2, 1, a, 105 | spiritual to the Church: faith, charity, hope, the gifts
150 2, 1, a, 107 | blasphemies and lose the faith? The reason is very simple:
151 2, 1, a, 108 | Christ ‑- feel united in faith, charity and obedience with
152 2, 1, b, 110 | the supernatural order of faith and grace, between us and
153 2, 1, c, 112 | it inspires the liveliest faith, the deepest respect, and
154 2, 1, c, 114(14)| Catholic religion" and "true faith" were synonymous.~
155 2, 1, c, 115 | zeal of the Apostles, the faith of the confessors, and the
156 2, 1, d, 116 | CHURCH IS ONE~ ~ ~"Unity in faith, unity in communion"~ ~The
157 2, 1, d, 116 | there is but one Lord, one faith, one baptism, in the same
158 2, 1, d, 116 | doctrine ‑- namely unity in faith ‑- and total submission
159 2, 1, d, 116 | peace."17~ ~ ~"Unity of faith, unity of governance, unity
160 2, 1, d, 116 | Christ's Church. Unity of faith, unity of governance, unity
161 2, 1, d, 117 | himself fashioned! Unity of faith: because all the members
162 2, 1, d, 117 | what has to do with the faith.~ ~Unity of governance:
163 2, 1, d, 119 | fortitude: "Resist, steadfast in faith!"~ ~Strong in truth, strong
164 2, 1, d, 121 | them of having broken the faith or having somehow perverted
165 2, 1, d, 124 | by openly professing our faith, by living in conformity
166 2, 1, d, 124 | in conformity with this faith and by convincing everybody
167 2, 1, d, 124 | the erring return to the faith, that the kingdom of Jesus
168 2, 1, e, 125 | the profession of the same faith and in the sharing of the
169 2, 1, e, 125 | body of truths regarding faith and morals ‑- which he himself
170 2, 1, e, 125 | philosophy is led to the faith by it, the world is renewed,
171 2, 1, e, 126 | goes to pieces, just as the faith has fallen apart and gone
172 2, 1, e, 126 | is not detached from the faith of the Church"~ ~The Pope
173 2, 1, e, 126 | apart in such wise that his faith is detached from the faith
174 2, 1, e, 126 | faith is detached from the faith of the Church. The Church
175 2, 1, e, 127 | the faithful in matters of faith and morals because the Holy
176 2, 1, f, 130 | to decree in matters of faith and morals, whatever laws
177 2, 1, f, 131 | is not enough to profess faith in Jesus Christ. It is
178 2, 1, f, 132 | the sacred deposit of the faith inviolate in your hearts.~ ~
179 2, 1, f, 132 | Like a forward guard of the faith, I will continue, with God'
180 2, 1, f, 132 | principles of the Catholic faith against all attacks. Nor
181 2, 1, g, 135 | unsullied purity of her faith and morals, revealed her
182 2, 1, g, 135 | forefathers and mothers in the faith victorious over the darkness
183 2, 1, g, 136 | homeland, at whose doorsteps faith and hope will leave us and
184 2, 2 137 | are not in communion of faith and love with the Pope.
185 2, 2, a, 137 | martyrs as witnesses of the faith. The Tree of the Crucifix,
186 2, 2, a, 138 | the infallible teacher of faith and morals, the final judge
187 2, 2, a, 138 | all other men. But our faith tells us that the Pope is
188 2, 2, a, 138 | of his successors. Our faith tells us that the Pope has
189 2, 2, a, 138 | impregnable rock of the faith, the visible foundation
190 2, 2, a, 139 | Church is consecrated in the faith and in the name of Peter".
191 2, 2, b, 141 | infallible doctor and teacher of faith and morals for the whole
192 2, 2, b, 143 | helps people display their faith more publicly and solemnly
193 2, 2, b, 143 | venerable shrine of our faith, the center of Catholic
194 2, 2, b, 143 | majestic monuments of their faith, to draw renewed strength
195 2, 2, b, 143 | the infallible Teacher of faith and morals, to hear words
196 2, 2, b, 144 | and die in communion of faith with, of obedience to, and
197 2, 2, c, 146 | we live in communion of faith and charity with the Roman
198 2, 2, c, 146 | profession of our Catholic faith in its entirety, without
199 2, 3, a, 149 | What they set before your faith is precisely what they themselves,
200 2, 3, a, 150 | like all the rest. But faith tells us that he is an angel
201 2, 3, a, 150 | defender, and guardian of the faith, in close union with the
202 2, 3, b, 155 | look down on the purity of faith, on the love for religion,
203 2, 3, b, 156 | evangelize the poor, who, rich in faith, were chosen by the Redeemer
204 2, 3, b, 156 | Author and Perfecter of our faith, who became man and was
205 2, 3, b, 156 | as a breastplate, holding faith as a shield to quench all
206 2, 3, b, 157 | matter and spirit, reason and faith, nature and grace, culture
207 2, 3, b, 158 | father's heart"~ ~Today your faith and goodness find cause
208 2, 3, c, 159 | the sacred deposit of the faith ‑- and the Roman Pontiff,
209 2, 3, c, 163 | finished the race, kept the faith and that I will receive
210 2, 3, d, 166 | Christian virtues. His good faith may sometimes be deceived,
211 2, 3, d, 170 | good fight and kept the faith, in anticipation of the
212 2, 4 177 | knowledge, the guardian of faith and morals.~ ~Priestly fatherhood
213 2, 4, a, 177 | parishioners' docility, faith, devotion, attendance at
214 2, 4, a, 177 | heart, with a deep sense of faith and ardent devotion, so
215 2, 4, a, 178 | girls the principles of the faith and the obligation of obeying
216 2, 4, a, 178 | faithful to you and to the faith by the most devoted loyalty. 1~ ~ ~"
217 2, 4, a, 179 | absolute assurance in their faith. 4~ ~ ~"In the name of God,
218 2, 4, a, 180 | all our activities full of faith and the Holy Spirit. We
219 2, 4, a, 183 | to you to strengthen the faith, destroy prejudices, shake
220 2, 4, a, 183 | fast to the mystery of the faith with a clear conscience."
221 2, 4, a, 183 | absolutely sure that to faith you add virtue; to virtue,
222 2, 4, b, 184 | must last; in a word, the faith of those you will bring
223 2, 4, b, 186 | on the foundation of the faith, whether gold or silver,
224 2, 4, c, 191 | not perhaps because our faith is waning? We come into
225 2, 4, d, 196 | The Church is founded on faith; yet knowledge is also necessary"~ ~
226 2, 4, d, 196 | The Church is founded on faith; but to engender and guard
227 2, 4, d, 196 | to engender and guard the faith, knowledge is necessary.
228 2, 4, d, 196 | necessary. Through knowledge the faith leading to true blessedness
229 2, 4, d, 196 | even if they possess saving faith.~ ~Just as it guards the
230 2, 4, d, 196 | Just as it guards the faith, knowledge also protects
231 2, 4, d, 196 | reject this knowledge of faith and morals, some out of
232 2, 4, d, 196 | fact, the doctrine of the faith must be defended not only
233 2, 4, d, 196 | priest, custodian of the faith and vindicator of the integrity
234 2, 4, d, 196 | defend and preserve the faith if he does not know it or
235 2, 4, d, 196 | knowledge? What spirit of faith will he have in his performance
236 2, 4, c, 201 | as, in times of greater faith, our forefathers and mothers
237 2, 4, c, 202 | efficacious means for keeping the faith among our people is that
238 2, 5 203 | forthright profession of faith, by fidelity, by the vigor
239 2, 5, a, 205 | by openly professing your faith, cost what it may! What
240 2, 5, a, 206 | repentance by professing your faith in the sight of all people,
241 2, 5, a, 207 | precious treasure of the faith! Because of your everyday
242 2, 5, a, 207 | him through the bonds of faith, hope and love (...).~ ~
243 2, 5, b, 209 | lamentations the decline of faith and morals and the universal
244 2, 5, b, 210 | that the defense of the faith is the exclusive duty of
245 2, 5, b, 210 | this happens? Moreover, a faith that can look with indifference
246 2, 5, b, 210 | so as not to perish, is a faith some might consider good.
247 2, 5, b, 211 | Christians, Christians in faith and in deed. Be we, priests
248 2, 5, b, 212 | their people by letting this faith be ridiculed and their most
249 2, 5, b, 212 | confound the enemies of the faith, will nourish the flame
250 2, 5, c, 213 | c) THE PROFESSION OF FAITH~ ~ ~"I am not ashamed of
251 2, 5, c, 213 | profess and practice our faith fearlessly. This is the
252 2, 5, c, 214 | of cowardice keep their faith hidden. We must not condemn
253 2, 5, c, 214 | Are we not heirs to a faith that stood up to tyrants
254 2, 5, c, 214 | Do we not profess the faith that has conquered the world?
255 2, 5, c, 214 | conquered the world? If this faith teaches us that here below
256 2, 5, c, 214 | untiring defense of this faith. However, there is no better
257 2, 5, c, 214 | the splendor of Christian faith and hope.~ ~If the wicked
258 2, 5, c, 215 | the principles of our holy faith. Cultivate the science
259 2, 5, c, 215 | Cultivate the science of the faith. If you are believers out
260 2, 5, c, 217 | shameless destroyers of the faith, a faith that should be
261 2, 5, c, 217 | destroyers of the faith, a faith that should be more precious
262 2, 5, c, 217 | miracles is neither virtue nor faith but ./. unwarranted presumption.
263 3, 1 223 | physical and moral energies.~ ~"Faith comes from what is heard,
264 3, 1 223 | instruction and training in the faith, the moment when all families
265 3, 1, a, 226 | consolation and joy is your faith, your piety, your loyal
266 3, 1, a, 226 | beloved city, think of the faith of your forefathers and
267 3, 1, a, 226 | who ignore all the duties faith imposes on them, who insult
268 3, 1, a, 226 | on them, who insult the faith with satanic blasphemies,
269 3, 1, a, 226 | these the works of your faith? Is this how you reciprocate
270 3, 1, a, 228 | threatening to destroy the ark of faith in our land. So let us
271 3, 1, a, 228 | have only the weapons of faith and love. With these let
272 3, 1, a, 229 | happen, dearly beloved, if faith will not cease to reign
273 3, 1, a, 230 | traditions; to profess the faith openly and fearlessly; to
274 3, 1, b, 231 | quicken and increase your faith. The faith! Oh, how precious
275 3, 1, b, 231 | increase your faith. The faith! Oh, how precious it should
276 3, 1, b, 232 | requires, to reawaken this faith in all of you, that living
277 3, 1, b, 232 | that living and active faith whereby the saints conquered
278 3, 1, b, 232 | ascended to the kingdom; the faith that reduces to nothing
279 3, 1, b, 232 | they are in reality; the faith that is a shield and a breastplate
280 3, 1, b, 232 | iniquity; in a word, the faith that, like everyday food,
281 3, 1, b, 232 | The righteous one lives by faith."15~ ~ ~"I will come to
282 3, 1, b, 235 | the consolations of the faith"~ ~ ~In a word, dearly beloved,
283 3, 1, b, 235 | the consolations of the faith" (...)~ ~Proof of this faith
284 3, 1, b, 235 | faith" (...)~ ~Proof of this faith was, first of all, the fact
285 3, 1, b, 235 | from me.~ ~Proof of this faith was the great effort all
286 3, 1, b, 235 | them to stand firm in the faith" and to live "in a manner
287 3, 1, b, 236 | of God."~ ~Proof of this faith ‑- and we saw it with our
288 3, 1, b, 236 | the first rudiments of the faith. Proof of this faith was
289 3, 1, b, 236 | the faith. Proof of this faith was the genuine concern
290 3, 1, b, 236 | chrism.~ ~ ~Proof of this faith was the fact that, as a
291 3, 1, b, 236 | Finally, proof of this faith was the festive welcome
292 3, 1, b, 237 | flock. Their simplicity of faith and morals comforted me
293 3, 1, b, 237 | those people, so full of faith, so far away from the noise
294 3, 1, c, 239 | of God is as necessary as faith"~ ~Dearly beloved, faith
295 3, 1, c, 239 | faith"~ ~Dearly beloved, faith is the most precious of
296 3, 1, c, 239 | But how can we obtain this faith? By the word of God. This
297 3, 1, c, 239 | believe in the truth of the faith if they are not taught?
298 3, 1, c, 239 | preach to them?" Hence, the faith of Christ comes through
299 3, 1, c, 239 | and the hearing of the faith comes through the word of
300 3, 1, c, 239 | word of Christ preached: "Faith comes from what is heard,
301 3, 1, c, 239 | It follows then that, if faith comes through hearing the
302 3, 1, c, 239 | of God is as necessary as faith.~ ~Yes, dearly beloved,
303 3, 1, c, 240 | proclamation to save those who have faith."28~ ~ ~"The word of Jesus
304 3, 1, c, 240 | admit that, in the eyes of faith, the word of Jesus Christ
305 3, 1, c, 241 | and has not renounced the faith, the Word of God commits
306 3, 1, c, 241 | works we perform because, if faith without love is dead, love
307 3, 1, c, 243 | indifference, or on the decline of faith in so many people. But
308 3, 1, c, 243 | Listen to the Apostle Paul: "Faith comes from what is heard,
309 3, 1, c, 243 | according to the analogy of the faith, confirming it with the
310 3, 1, c, 244 | intelligence but on the light of faith, which God infuses through
311 3, 1, c, 246 | deepest truths of the faith, nevertheless our sermons,
312 3, 1, d, 248 | fully with the Catholic faith, in the arts as well as
313 3, 1, d, 250 | tear out all sentiments of faith, all thoughts of God from
314 3, 1, d, 250 | years that the lessons of faith and morals are impressed
315 3, 1, d, 251 | dearly beloved.~ ~The seed of faith and religion that you sow
316 3, 1, d, 251 | provided she perseveres in faith" (1 Tim 2:15). Convince
317 3, 1, d, 252 | When we educate for the faith, we educate also for true
318 3, 1, d, 252 | When I educate for the faith, I educate also for true
319 3, 1, e, 253 | the first abode of the faith, the first sanctuary of
320 3, 1, e, 254 | virtue, and ennobled by faith is no longer fragile. It
321 3, 1, e, 255 | closed with the seal of faith at the foot of the altar,
322 3, 1, e, 255 | this garden nourished by faith. In this garden only that
323 3, 1, e, 257 | the first truths of our faith early. On Sundays and holy
324 3, 1, f, 259 | certain landlords without faith and compassion are mostly
325 3, 1, f, 259 | What do reason, heart, and faith have ./. to say about all
326 3, 1, f, 260 | this?~ ~Reason, heart, and faith raise their voices in protest
327 3, 1, f, 260 | science and of Christian faith, a worker ‑- except for
328 3, 1, f, 261 | to us in the language of faith, hope, and love. And the
329 3, 1, f, 263 | truth, profess the same faith, offer the same Sacrifice,
330 3, 2 264 | provides training in the faith, as long as the teachers
331 3, 2 264 | catechism: "a handbook of the faith that is the same for all"
332 3, 2 264 | certainty of the rule of faith and morals.~ ~ ~
333 3, 2, a, 265 | them firmly in the Catholic faith.~ ~I see that my words on
334 3, 2, a, 266 | will make the principles of faith the basic law of his mind,
335 3, 2, a, 266 | will pray with love and faith. All this will powerfully
336 3, 2, a, 266 | those rudiments of the faith that are the basis for the
337 3, 2, a, 266 | Catholic Church's teachings on faith and morals"~ ~In general
338 3, 2, a, 266 | Catholic Church's teachings on faith and morals. It is a marvelous
339 3, 2, a, 267 | comprehensive treatise on our faith. All the words in the catechism
340 3, 2, a, 267 | Christianity's teachings on faith and morals." It is elementary
341 3, 2, a, 268 | to the standards of the faith of the Gospel. With great
342 3, 2, a, 268 | souls, still young in the faith, the spirit of Jesus Christ,
343 3, 2, b, 270 | expand, this book calls forth faith in children, nourishes it
344 3, 2, b, 271 | human disciplines flourish, faith must once again give new
345 3, 2, b, 271 | knowledge, which is the enemy of faith and of reason itself, must
346 3, 2, b, 271 | because the dictates of faith and reason cannot contradict
347 3, 2, b, 273 | sentiments of religion, piety and faith.14~ ~ ~"You parents are
348 3, 2, b, 274 | In times of peace and faith, good, ordinary pastors
349 3, 2, b, 275 | there is to know about the faith, remember that the more
350 3, 2, c, 276 | learn the main truths of the faith. In large parishes, this
351 3, 2, c, 277 | develop and strengthen the faith. It should turn a youngster
352 3, 2, c, 277 | who will receive from his faith not fleeting but lasting
353 3, 2, c, 277 | raging winds lashing his faith and against the waves roaring
354 3, 2, c, 277 | Christians"~ ~Those who have faith, who live by faith not only
355 3, 2, c, 277 | have faith, who live by faith not only love God but feel
356 3, 2, c, 279 | teaching but also trains in the faith "~ ~The school of catechism
357 3, 2, c, 279 | children the truths of the faith but also trains them in
358 3, 2, c, 279 | also trains them in the faith. It not only teaches children
359 3, 2, c, 279 | ones the main truths of the faith but also to form and develop
360 3, 2, c, 279 | speaking the language of faith, as well as fearing God
361 3, 2, c, 279 | inculcate the principles of the faith but also implant them in
362 3, 2, d, 283 | author and perfecter of our faith, the heart of religion,
363 3, 2, d, 284 | object of the children's faith, of their knowledge, and
364 3, 2, d, 284 | deep respect. Since the faith of this developing generation
365 3, 2, d, 284 | strong, and enlightened faith. For faith without a solid
366 3, 2, d, 284 | enlightened faith. For faith without a solid foundation
367 3, 2, d, 284 | and moral truths of our faith. We often hear youngsters
368 3, 2, d, 285 | teachings of our Christian ./. faith are so deep that, had I
369 3, 2, d, 285 | child develop the seed of faith and Christian life deposited
370 3, 2, d, 285 | people who, having lost their faith and gone through all the
371 3, 2, d, 286 | always stick to what our faith teaches and not be carried
372 3, 2, d, 287 | which the Christian faith presents to us. In a word,
373 3, 2, d, 287 | the simplicity of their faith. Singing is one of the
374 3, 2, d, 288 | engrave the dictates of the faith on the hearts and minds
375 3, 2, d, 288 | enlightens, and strengthens their faith. In this case, to quote
376 3, 2, d, 289 | quote the Gospel, this ./. faith is founded not on sand but
377 3, 2, e, 290 | ALL~ ~ ~"A manual of the faith for all"~ ~Today, more than
378 3, 2, e, 291 | the course of time for the faith of the Christian people
379 3, 2, e, 291 | especially now that the faith is being undermined on all
380 3, 2, e, 291 | emanated.~ ~Indeed, a manual of faith, once approved, promulgated
381 3, 2, e, 291 | frighten the enemies of the faith. To this manual could be
382 3, 2, e, 291 | especially the acts of faith, hope, charity, and contrition,
383 3, 2, e, 293 | exiles in their own country. Faith and love dictate that we
384 3, 2, e, 293 | of the communication of faith through language that can
385 3, 2, e, 295 | the noblest sentiments of faith are nourished, and the doors
386 3, 2, e, 296 | when it comes to actual faith, one who does not know all
387 3, 2, e, 299 | admission of misery, an act of ~faith from all those who had recourse
388 3, 2, e, 300 | for them and ./. kindle faith in them. 7~ ~ ~"Tongue for
389 3, 2, e, 302 | Gospel, and to practice the faith that sustains and strengthens
390 4, 1 310 | Italians who have kept the faith were to unite and work together,
391 4, 1 312 | thoughtless, not to say, of little faith!~ ~We must not fool ourselves.
392 4, 2 315 | the consolations of the faith and of Christian hope and
393 4, 2 316 | which I poured the balm of faith and the alms of charity.~ ~
394 4, 2 322 | and the precepts of our faith, you are doing the work
395 4, 3, a, 328 | Reason in harmony with faith, nature with grace"~ ~God
396 4, 3, a, 328 | to go hand in hand with faith, nature with grace, earth
397 4, 3, a, 330 | must provide us.4~ ~ ~"Faith is rapidly dying out"~ ~
398 4, 3, a, 330 | sophistry (...). Meanwhile, faith is rapidly dying out, charity
399 4, 3, a, 331 | without endangering the good faith that excuses the great majority
400 4, 3, b, 335 | because the years of greatest faith have always been for Italy
401 4, 3, c, 337 | everything and thus keep unity of faith and government. A father
402 4, 3, c, 337 | safeguarding the integrity of faith and morals, of discipline,
403 4, 3, c, 340 | kinds of errors against the faith, what would soon happen
404 4, 3, c, 342 | citizens of unquestioned faith or, at least, those who
405 4, 4 345 | because the light of truth is faith. "The practical knowledge
406 4, 4 345 | convictions, in an act of faith.~ ~A person with such an
407 4, 4, b, 348 | because the sight of a lively faith, seemingly impossible in
408 4, 4, b, 349 | salva fide (except for the faith), of course. By the grace
409 4, 4, b, 349 | By the grace of God, this faith vividly and increasingly
410 4, 4, b, 349 | shall I say? ‑- of good faith and wise naiveté, which
411 4, 4, b, 350 | themselves as champions of the faith.~ ~Dear Fr. Giuseppe, you
412 4, 4, c, 352 | nothing to do with either faith or morals. I feel we must
413 4, 4, c, 356 | the defense of the true faith and religion against the
414 4, 4, c, 356 | with the analogy of the faith. No one should be surprised
415 4, 4, c, 357 | teaching are acting in good faith and with the right intentions.~ ~
416 4, 4, e, 364 | glorious testimonials of the faith and of the greatness of
417 4, 4, e, 365 | in a sublime outburst of faith and civic pride, to build
418 4, 4, e, 369 | expression to their piety and faith. In song let them find
419 4, 4, e, 369 | ancient songs, the songs of faith sung by a thousand voices.
420 5, 1, a, 376 | former, and will lose the faith of their forebears in a
421 5, 1, a, 376 | ones, without the word of faith to point out to them the
422 5, 1, c, 384 | the immortal hopes of the faith.~ ~Gentlemen, it is not
423 5, 1, c, 387 | sense of their identity and faith" ~ ~However, who could describe
424 5, 1, c, 387 | indifference or they desert the faith of their forefathers and
425 5, 1, c, 387 | attachment to the Catholic Faith. They fall prey to Protestant
426 5, 1, c, 388 | lacking, the dangers to the faith of our poor emigrants abound.
427 5, 1, d, 392 | I have seen the Catholic faith fully alive in the midst
428 5, 1, d, 392 | Paulo. I have seen the faith of these settlements in
429 5, 2 394 | for the Propagation of the Faith exists for this missionary
430 5, 2, a, 395 | isolation, are losing the faith of their forebears and,
431 5, 2, a, 395 | forebears and, with the faith, every sentiment of Christian
432 5, 2, a, 396 | alive in their hearts the faith of their forebears, and,
433 5, 2, a, 398 | adapt to the traditions of faith and piety they find implanted
434 5, 2, b, 399 | country and putting their faith and morality in great danger. ~ ./.
435 5, 2, c, 402 | lively attachment to the faith of their forefathers and
436 5, 2, c, 403 | sons and daughters lose the faith so easily and abandon the
437 5, 2, c, 403 | undoubtedly the absence of faith and virtue due to the priests'
438 5, 2, c, 403 | harmful to the spread of the faith in America, especially if
439 5, 2, c, 403 | for the Propagation of the Faith has accepted my work with
440 5, 2, c, 406 | impression damaging to their faith when they see evil, egoism,
441 5, 2, c, 408 | passively faithful to the faith of his forebears, he or
442 5, 2, c, 408 | conclude that fidelity to one's faith carries with it fidelity
443 5, 2, c, 410 | to say about whether the faith is kept or not"~ ~There
444 5, 2, c, 410 | preservation or loss of a people's faith.~ ~Just as philosophical
445 5, 2, c, 410 | a people is to keep the faith or not. In fact, it is
446 5, 2, c, 411 | religious environment"~ ~The faith is perhaps the one thing
447 5, 2, c, 411 | material concerns keeps the faith of his ancestors only if
448 5, 2, c, 411 | that are basic to their faith.22~ ~ ~"If the emigrants
449 5, 2, c, 411 | obstacle to this loss of faith. A person who has limited
450 5, 2, c, 412 | the raison d'être of his faith. Vice versa when he keeps
451 5, 2, c, 412 | versa when he keeps his faith intact, he also preserves
452 5, 2, c, 412 | their country and of their faith. I saw them all crying!~ ./.
453 5, 2, c, 413 | tongue so that the religious faith itself might spread and
454 5, 2, d, 416 | priests for the spread of the faith among unbelievers. Will
455 5, 2, d, 416 | the preservation of the faith of the emigrants from all
456 5, 2, d, 416 | day on my knees with deep faith, so that, with God's help,
457 5, Mem, 1, 417 | lives to the spread of the faith in those regions.~ ~Never
458 5, Mem, 1, 417 | terrible sight! I saw the faith extinguished in millions
459 5, Mem, 1, 418 | ineffable hopes of the ./. faith reflourish in entire populations
460 5, Mem, 1, 418 | great, of the enemies of the faith. I am deeply convinced
461 5, Mem, 1, 418 | after the defense of the faith, its spread, and the salvation
462 5, Mem, 1, 418 | reconciling unity of the faith (...).~ ~What must the Church
463 5, Mem, 1, 418 | dynamic and the Catholic faith strong in nations with such
464 5, Mem, 2, 420 | Given the dangers to their faith, all the emigrants of the
465 5, Mem, 2, 420 | witnessed demonstrations of faith that moved me to tears.
466 5, Mem, 3, 421 | means for preserving the faith. It is not easy to explain
467 5, Mem, 3, 421 | will hardly ever lose its faith.~ ~Religious Sisters could
468 5, Mem, 3, 421 | the dangers for losing the faith are even greater because,
469 5, Mem, 3, 422 | origin and of their ancestral faith. But, unfortunately, the
470 5, Mem, 3, 422 | simple means to rekindle the faith and the desire of religious
471 5, Mem, 3, 423 | and thus lose the gift of faith.~ ~Only a Congregation of
472 5, Mem, 3, 424 | their hearts the Catholic faith and Christian values.~ ~
473 5, 3, a, 431 | for the Propagation of the Faith is better aware of the situation
474 5, 3, a, 432 | from hearts still full of faith vividly express the tragic
475 5, 3, a, 434 | This is how not just the faith but also religious fervor
476 5, 3, a, 435(4) | for the Propagation of the Faith.~
477 5, 3, a, 436 | for the Propagation of the Faith, to ask him what I might
478 5, 3, a, 436 | emigrants to help sustain their faith, always with the understanding
479 5, 3, a, 436 | for the Propagation of the Faith."~ ~After this decision,
480 5, 3, a, 437 | alive the ./. Catholic faith in the hearts of our emigrant
481 5, 3, a, 437 | the first rudiments of the faith, the children of the settlements
482 5, 3, a, 440 | bereft of the comforts of the faith. I am truly edified. For
483 5, 3, b, 448 | Yes, Holy Father, the same faith that made Columbus picture
484 5, 3, b, 451 | Sicilians, who are so full of faith! I am convinced that we
485 5, 3, c, 456 | themselves, to bring the faith to new peoples, to preserve
486 5, 3, c, 457 | once again. I confess that faith makes my heart beat more
487 5, 3, c, 458 | without the comforts of the faith (...).~ ~Go forth, do not
488 5, 3, c, 459 | pardon and peace. Aflame with faith and love, these young levites
489 5, 3, d, 469 | union by nourishing your faith with the steady exercise
490 5, 4, a, 482 | through ignorance or good faith ‑- of contemptible exploiters,
491 5, 4, a, 485 | workers' ignorance and good faith.7~ ~ ~"The work of the ruling
492 5, 4, b, 490 | them up as follows: loss of faith for lack of religious instruction,
493 5, 4, b, 493 | for the Propagation of the Faith. This committee is not