Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Church the laity count for nothing . But the Church , as the body of Christ , is the congregation of the faithful , and includes in one indissoluble whole both clergy and laity . In the Church our Lord has appointed some to be apostles ...
... Church the laity count for nothing . But the Church , as the body of Christ , is the congregation of the faithful , and includes in one indissoluble whole both clergy and laity . In the Church our Lord has appointed some to be apostles ...
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... Church , or external Church organism , for when once the unity and catholicity of that organism is conceded there are few that would not concede that it is the organism that has its centre at Rome , in the Roman Church . But in God's ...
... Church , or external Church organism , for when once the unity and catholicity of that organism is conceded there are few that would not concede that it is the organism that has its centre at Rome , in the Roman Church . But in God's ...
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... Church with all her infallibility cannot prevent this , for she can only define the symbol , and prevent the loss of unity of speech . There is , then , always room in the Church for subjective error , which may with obstinate and ...
... Church with all her infallibility cannot prevent this , for she can only define the symbol , and prevent the loss of unity of speech . There is , then , always room in the Church for subjective error , which may with obstinate and ...
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON SLAVERY | 34 |
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION | 66 |
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