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 1 VI |      assented, pledging his own faith and that of his kindred,
 2 VII|       excelled their fellows in faith or in the purity of their
 3 IX |      analysing the basis of our faith through illustrations based
 4 IX |       repugnant to the Catholic faith, I was quite ready to correct
 5 IX | publicly discussed the Catholic faith in the light of what I had
 6 IX |       blessing to the Christian faith if there were more who displayed
 7 X  |   absurd a blunder. "Our common faith," he said, holds and sets
 8 X  |          for the instruction of faith and the correction of error,
 9 X  |         state before us all the faith that is in him, to the end
10 X  |        profess and set forth my faith, in order that I might express
11 X  |      purpose and my love of our faith, which had compelled me
12 XII|        whom the world put great faith. One of these (Norbert of
13 XII|     such sinister reports of my faith as well as of my life that
14 XV |        publicly, pledging their faith or swearing upon the sacrament,
15 XV | ordering, let every one of true faith console himself amid all