The Ecclesiastical Class Book, Or, History of the Church: From the Birth of Christ to the Present TimeF.J. Huntington, 1839 - 255 |
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Strona 59
... Catholic Church . Even Athanasius encouraged the institution of monkery . Basil terms monkery " an angelical institution , a blessed and evangelical life , leading to the mansions of the Lord . " Jerome declares " the societies of monks ...
... Catholic Church . Even Athanasius encouraged the institution of monkery . Basil terms monkery " an angelical institution , a blessed and evangelical life , leading to the mansions of the Lord . " Jerome declares " the societies of monks ...
Strona 64
... Catholic Church . 38. Some time previous to this date , but now more particularly , important changes began to take place in the Roman empire , which considerably affected the visible kingdom of the Redeemer . These changes were caused ...
... Catholic Church . 38. Some time previous to this date , but now more particularly , important changes began to take place in the Roman empire , which considerably affected the visible kingdom of the Redeemer . These changes were caused ...
Strona 70
... Catholics and Arians , concerning his successor . Ambrose thought it his duty , as governor , to go to the church , in order to compose the tumult . On ad- dressing the multitude , they with one voice exclaimed " Let Ambrose te bishop ...
... Catholics and Arians , concerning his successor . Ambrose thought it his duty , as governor , to go to the church , in order to compose the tumult . On ad- dressing the multitude , they with one voice exclaimed " Let Ambrose te bishop ...
Strona 71
... Catholic in.384 . His real conversion occurred not long after ; and he became one of the most sincere and ardent Christians of his time . In 391 , he was elected bishop of Hippo . From this date , he set himself for the defence of the ...
... Catholic in.384 . His real conversion occurred not long after ; and he became one of the most sincere and ardent Christians of his time . In 391 , he was elected bishop of Hippo . From this date , he set himself for the defence of the ...
Strona 82
... Catholic , Apostolic , and Roman Church , the mother of all other Churches , is founded on a rock ; and to the end , that Stephen , bishop of this beloved Church of Rome , and that virtue and power may be granted to our Lord to rescue ...
... Catholic , Apostolic , and Roman Church , the mother of all other Churches , is founded on a rock ; and to the end , that Stephen , bishop of this beloved Church of Rome , and that virtue and power may be granted to our Lord to rescue ...
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Strona 160 - Be of good comfort, master Ridley, and play the man. We shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out.
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