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However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in t
hese two definitions, the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the
teaching in question is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be belie
ved firmly and constantly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in t
hese two definitions, the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the
teaching in question is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be belie
ved firmly and constantly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in t
hese two definitions, the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the
teaching in question is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be belie
ved firmly and constantly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in t
hese two definitions, the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the
teaching in question is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be belie
ved firmly and constantly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
However, in Roman Catholic understanding as expressed in these two definitions,
the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
is affirmed to be revealed by God and therefore to be believed firmly and constant
ly by all the faithful
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the proclamation of any teaching as dogma implies that the teaching in question
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