St. Paul invokes intercession of the Ephesians, 158; testimony on the Holy Eucharist, 295; granted indulgences, 376; prohibited divorce, 413. St. Peter’s primacy, 95; first bishop of Rome, 106; residence in Rome proved, 107; supremacy handed down, 108; Oracle of the Apostles, 126, et seq. St. Philip Neri, apostle of modern Rome, 27. St. Vincent of Lerins on doctrine and practice, 15. Saints—many among laity, 23. Sanctity—examples witnessed, 23. Sanhedrim settled disputes for the Jews, 77; explained Bible, 77. Scandals do not invalidate Church’s claims to sanctify, 26. Schism and heresy oppose unity, 5; schism defined, 5. Schismatic Churches have no claims to Catholicity, 32. Scripture, Holy, depository of, God’s Word, 77; no line of, written by Christ, 80; does not contain all truth, 89; alone, not sufficient guide and rule of faith, 89; perpetuated by the Church, 91, et seq.; St. Jerome translates, 91. Sects—conflicting in North Carolina, 9; Protestant do not possess unity, 9. Sign of the Cross—ancient and pious practice, 3; how made, 3; Tertullian quoted on, 3; taught by tradition, 3; profession of faith, 3; salutary act of religion, 3. Signs following confirmation, 17. Sin includes guilt and punishment, 375; original—all men born in, 267; Most Blessed Virgin alone excepted, 267. Smithfield and Tyburn compared, 264. Socrates quoted on papal supremacy, 111. Solomon and Judas as warnings, 19. Spain—condition of, during the Inquisition, 255. Spanish Inquisition—cruelties, 248; Llorente, historian, 253; excesses disavowed by the Church, 258. "Spiritual Combat" recommended, 20. Supremacy of St. Peter—Popes succeed to, 108; Socrates quoted on, 111; and Primacy similarly demonstrated, 109. Supreme Court procedure and Church practice compared, 130. Supreme Head of the Church maintains unity, 98; established by Christ, 98; is commander-in-chief of the Church, 117. Teachers—constituted, to be obeyed, 79. Teaching of Christ versus Book of Homilies, 67, et seq. Teaching of Apostles infallible, 65. Teaching of the Church guided by the Holy Ghost, 65. Temporal power—end and aim, 144; not necessary to Church’s preservation, 58. Tennyson’s Sir Belvidere asks prayers for his soul, 225. Testament, Old—teaches existence of Purgatory, 211, et seq. Testimony of St. Paul on the Holy Eucharist, 295. Tertullian bears witness to the spread of Christianity, 31; treats of the Apostolicity of the Church, 49. Tetzel, John, accused by Luther, 382. Theodoret appeals to St. Leo, Pope, 112. Theodosius the Great confronted by St. Ambrose, 232. Thomas Arundel praised Queen Anne, 92. Titles of the Catholic priest, 391. Tobias, Young, and the Archangel Raphael, 155. Toleration, Religious, in Maryland, 234, et seq. Transubstantiation a mystery, 292. Triumphs of the Church according to Gibbon, 53.