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Page 74
Surely it is going to the brink of dangerous error to say that the condition of membership in the visible body of the Church " is union with the Pope , the successor of Peter " ; and that " priests and bishops they may be , validly ...
Surely it is going to the brink of dangerous error to say that the condition of membership in the visible body of the Church " is union with the Pope , the successor of Peter " ; and that " priests and bishops they may be , validly ...
Page 75
Much the larger part of the Christian Church is sepa- rated from Rome . The successor of St. Peter rules over only a minority of the Christian Church . These separated Christians are organized as Christian Churches ; they have ...
Much the larger part of the Christian Church is sepa- rated from Rome . The successor of St. Peter rules over only a minority of the Christian Church . These separated Christians are organized as Christian Churches ; they have ...
Page 589
Yet , during this very period , there was abundance of the pur- est spirituality within the Church . To it belong the great names of Saint Francis , Saint Catherine of Siena , Saint Thomas à Kempis , for whom one can have nothing but ...
Yet , during this very period , there was abundance of the pur- est spirituality within the Church . To it belong the great names of Saint Francis , Saint Catherine of Siena , Saint Thomas à Kempis , for whom one can have nothing but ...
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