Storia do Mogor 326: THE FOURTEENTH ARTICLE.

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[136] That from all these faults, these words and propositions given forth by the defendant and defended by him, and from other things done by him in regard to religion, intimated to him at this table and confessed to by him, it results by a just, direct, and safe presumption that therefrom should be derived the accusation against the defendant that he has departed from the Faith — Catholic, Apostolic, and Roman — and has entertained erroneous ideas about its infallible doctrine drawn from Holy Scripture and the commentaries of the Holy Fathers received by the Universal Church and confirmed by the decrees of all the Pontiffs and Councils. He has followed and approved the errors of the Calvinist and Lutheran heresies or those of the Protestants rejected by the Church.