Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 1, 9 | we must worship God by faith, hope, and charity; that
2 2, 1, 9 | souls we must worship God by faith, hope, and charity; that
3 2, 10, 106 | called the Divine virtues of Faith, Hope, and Charity. ~
4 2, 10, 107 | 107. Q. What is Faith?~A. Faith is a Divine virtue
5 2, 10, 107 | 107. Q. What is Faith?~A. Faith is a Divine virtue by which
6 2, 11, 115 | all those who profess the faith of Christ, partake of the
7 2, 12, 124 | it teaches a doctrine of faith or morals. ~
8 2, 12, 125 | the faithful a doctrine of faith or morals. ~
9 2, 12, 127 | and people in matters of faith or morals will last till
10 2, 12, 129 | its members agree in one faith, are all in one communion,
11 2, 14, 160 | shedding of one's blood for the faith of Christ. ~
12 2, 15, 171 | profess and practice his faith, never be ashamed of it,
13 2, 15, 174 | know the chief mysteries of faith and the duties of a Christian,
14 2, 15, 175 | in these evil days when faith and morals are exposed to
15 2, 16, 176 | the strengthening of our faith, and the gifts of the Holy
16 2, 16, 183 | clearly the mysteries of faith. ~
17 2, 16, 186 | Long-suffering, Mildness, Faith, Modesty, Continency, and
18 2, 18, 198 | motives which spring from faith, and not by merely natural
19 2, 23, 256 | and should make acts of faith, hope, and love.
20 2, 25, 276 | of grace, and with lively faith and resignation to the will
21 2, 26, 289 | to indifference, loss of faith, and to the neglect of the
22 2, 27, 297 | the Cross a profession of faith in the chief mysteries of
23 2, 27, 297 | Cross is a profession of faith in the chief mysteries of
24 2, 28, 308 | Confiteor, and the Acts of Faith, Hope, Love, and Contrition. ~
25 2, 29, 317 | God?~A. We adore God by faith, hope, and charity, by prayer
26 2, 29, 320 | 320. Q. Are sins against faith, hope and charity also sins
27 2, 29, 320 | Commandment?~A. Sins against faith, hope, and charity are also
28 2, 29, 321 | does a person sin against faith?~A. A person sins against
29 2, 29, 321 | A. A person sins against faith: ~ by not trying to know
30 2, 29, 325 | who fail to profess their faith in the true Church in which
31 2, 29, 325 | who fail to profess their faith in the true Church in which
32 2, 29, 326 | make open profession of our faith?~A. We are obliged to make
33 2, 29, 326 | make open profession of our faith as often as God's honor,
34 3 | Confiteor.~5. An Act of Faith.~6. An Act of Hope.~7. An
35 3, Pray | An Act of Faith.~O my God! I firmly believe
36 3, 1, 154 | we must worship God by faith, hope, and charity; that
37 3, 1, 159 | remaining truths of our Faith in the religious writings
38 3, 5, 272 | declared it an Article of Faith.~ ~
39 3, 6, 301 | leads to a complete loss of faith.~ ~
40 3, 9, 444 | destroyed by the enemies of Our Faith.~ ~
41 3, 10, 461 | called the Divine virtues of Faith, Hope, and Charity.~ ~
42 3, 10, 464 | Q. 465. What is Faith?~A. Faith is a Divine virtue
43 3, 10, 464 | 465. What is Faith?~A. Faith is a Divine virtue by which
44 3, 10, 467 | Q. 468. Why are Faith, Hope and Charity called
45 3, 10, 467 | Charity called virtues?~A. Faith, Hope and Charity are called
46 3, 10, 468 | What kind of virtues are Faith, Hope and Charity?~A. Faith,
47 3, 10, 468 | Faith, Hope and Charity?~A. Faith, Hope and Charity are called
48 3, 10, 471 | mortal sins are opposed to Faith?~A. Atheism, which is a
49 3, 10, 471 | religion, are opposed to Faith.~ ~
50 3, 11, 488 | all those who profess the faith of Christ, partake of the
51 3, 11, 492 | you mean by "profess the faith of Christ"?~A. By "profess
52 3, 11, 492 | Christ"?~A. By "profess the faith of Christ" we mean, believe
53 3, 12, 525 | it teaches a doctrine of faith or morals.~ ~
54 3, 12, 526 | we mean by a "doctrine of faith or morals"?~A. By a doctrine
55 3, 12, 526 | morals"?~A. By a doctrine of faith or morals we mean the revealed
56 3, 12, 528 | reformed in its teaching of faith or morals?~A. Since the
57 3, 12, 528 | reformed in its teaching of faith or morals. Those who say
58 3, 12, 528 | Church needed reformation in faith or morals accuse Our Lord
59 3, 12, 529 | the faithful a doctrine of faith or morals.~ ~
60 3, 12, 530 | must speak on a subject of faith or morals;~2. He must speak
61 3, 12, 531 | but only in matters of faith and morals for the whole
62 3, 12, 537 | and defend the truths of faith and morals. He must protect
63 3, 12, 545 | Church change any doctrine of faith or morals.~ ~
64 3, 12, 546 | and people in matters of faith or morals will last to the
65 3, 12, 548 | its members agree in one faith, are all in one communion,
66 3, 12, 552 | that the Church is one in faith?~A. It is evident the Church
67 3, 12, 552 | evident the Church is one in faith because all Catholics throughout
68 3, 12, 552 | each and every article of faith proposed by the Church.~ ~
69 3, 12, 553 | only one article of our faith be a Catholic?~A. A person
70 3, 12, 553 | even one article of our faith could not be a Catholic;
71 3, 12, 554 | that are not articles of faith?~A. There are many pious
72 3, 12, 554 | that are not articles of faith; that is, we are not bound
73 3, 12, 560 | us our infallible rule of faith.~ ~
74 3, 12, 561 | salvation and infallible rule of faith?~A. We show that the Holy
75 3, 12, 561 | salvation and infallible rule of faith:~1. Because all men cannot
76 3, 12, 561 | been used as the rule of faith by the first Christians;~
77 3, 12, 561 | alone for their rule of faith are constantly disputing
78 3, 12, 567 | certain truths, articles of faith, does not make new doctrines,
79 3, 12, 568 | declaring a truth an article of faith if it has always been believed?~
80 3, 12, 568 | declaring a truth an article of faith, even when it has always
81 3, 12, 570 | either in government or faith; for they have no chief
82 3, 13, 578 | Sacraments is a matter of faith, and the Church cannot be
83 3, 13, 578 | be mistaken in matters of faith.~ ~
84 3, 13, 603 | to strengthen us in our faith. When we are tempted to
85 3, 13, 603 | helps us to cling to our faith and firmly profess it.~The
86 3, 14, 646 | are:~1. A profession of faith and renouncement of the
87 3, 14, 646 | signify the wisdom imparted by faith;~3. The holding of the priest'
88 3, 14, 646 | to signify the light of faith and fire of love that should
89 3, 14, 650 | shedding of one's blood for the faith of Christ.~ ~
90 3, 14, 651 | rather than give up Catholic faith or virtue. We must not seek
91 3, 14, 667 | receive it;~2. They must have faith in Christ;~3. They must
92 3, 15, 671 | whatever belongs to our faith and religious duties.~ ~
93 3, 15, 685 | profess and practice his faith, never be ashamed of it;
94 3, 15, 687 | ashamed of the Catholic faith?~A. We have good reason
95 3, 15, 687 | ashamed of the Catholic Faith because it is the Old Faith
96 3, 15, 687 | Faith because it is the Old Faith established by Christ and
97 3, 15, 687 | His Apostles; it is the Faith for which countless Holy
98 3, 15, 687 | suffered and died; it is the Faith that has brought true civilization,
99 3, 15, 687 | world, and it is the only Faith that can truly reform and
100 3, 15, 691 | know the chief mysteries of faith and the duties of a Christian,
101 3, 15, 692 | know the chief mysteries of faith and the duties of a Christian
102 3, 15, 692 | know the Chief Mysteries of Faith and the duties of a Christian
103 3, 15, 693 | in these evil days when faith and morals are exposed to
104 3, 15, 697 | the strengthening of our faith, and the gifts of the Holy
105 3, 15, 705 | clearly the mysteries of faith.~ ~
106 3, 15, 713 | who will not abandon their faith or virtue for any cause.~ ~
107 3, 15, 718 | Long-suffering, Mildness, Faith, Modesty, Continency, and
108 3, 17, 756 | motives which spring from faith, and not by merely natural
109 3, 17, 757 | motives that spring from faith" and by "merely natural
110 3, 17, 757 | motives that spring from faith," we mean sorrow for reasons
111 3, 18, 814 | in doubt about matters of faith. We must aid such persons
112 3, 20, 851 | be deceived in matters of faith, we must always distinguish
113 3, 20, 863 | grew weaker in their faith, there was danger of some
114 3, 22, 903 | should make acts of lively faith, of firm hope, and ardent
115 3, 24, 973 | of grace, and with lively faith and resignation to the will
116 3, 25, 1036| to indifference, loss of faith, and to the neglect of the
117 3, 25, 1038| Catholic to embrace the true faith;~3. That all the children
118 3, 25, 1042| children from losing their faith and becoming perverts by
119 3, 26, 1055| in learning the truths of faith.~A. Sacramentals aid the
120 3, 26, 1055| in learning the truths of faith as children learn from pictures
121 3, 26, 1066| the cross a profession of faith in the chief mysteries of
122 3, 26, 1066| cross is a profession of faith in the chief mysteries of
123 3, 26, 1080| converted many to the true faith.~ ~
124 3, 30, 1142| offend God, renounce our faith or give up the practice
125 3, 30, 1144| God?~A. We adore God by faith, hope, and charity, by prayer
126 3, 30, 1155| governed by either reason or faith.~ ~
127 3, 30, 1159| practice is very dangerous to faith and morals?~A. Another practice
128 3, 30, 1159| practice very dangerous to faith and morals is the use of
129 3, 30, 1163| 1163. Are sins against faith, hope, and charity also
130 3, 30, 1163| Commandment?~A. Sins against faith, hope and charity are also
131 3, 30, 1164| does a person sin against faith?~A. A person sins against
132 3, 30, 1164| A. A person sins against faith:~1.1st. By not trying to
133 3, 30, 1167| us the truths of our holy faith.~ ~
134 3, 30, 1170| and who, through want of faith, refuse to be baptized;
135 3, 30, 1170| believe all the articles of faith; 6. Schismatics, who have
136 3, 30, 1170| believe all the articles of faith, but do not submit to the
137 3, 30, 1171| denial of only one article of faith make a person a heretic?~
138 3, 30, 1171| denial of only one article of faith will make a person a heretic
139 3, 30, 1172| 1172. What is an article of faith?~A. An article of faith
140 3, 30, 1172| faith?~A. An article of faith is a revealed truth so important
141 3, 30, 1172| what truths are articles of faith that we may distinguish
142 3, 30, 1175| for the sake of the true faith.~ ~
143 3, 30, 1179| who fail to profess their faith in the true Church in which
144 3, 30, 1179| who fail to profess their faith in the true Church in which
145 3, 30, 1180| make open profession of our faith?~A. We are obliged to make
146 3, 30, 1180| make open profession of our faith as often as God's honor,
147 3, 30, 1181| an open profession of our faith?~A. God's honor, our neighbor'
148 3, 30, 1181| an open profession of our faith as often as we cannot conceal
149 3, 30, 1181| omitted without any denial of faith.~ ~
150 3, 31, 1192| religious heroes in their faith.~ ~
151 3, 33, 1285| they lead to the loss of faith.~ ~
152 3, 33, 1288| containing teaching contrary to faith or morals, or that willfully
153 3, 36, 1370| many disputes, endanger the faith of the Catholic member of
154 3, 37, 1384| died apparently in the true faith and free from mortal sin.
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