Quomodo ergo unitas vobis coniunctionis inesse dici poterit, si a vestrae fidei splendore interpositis detestabilis erroris tenebris ille remanserit alienus? Unde orationi continuae insistens, a longanimitate caelestis clementiae illuminationis ipsius beneficia impetrare non desinas: ut videlicet quos copulatio carnalis affectus unum quodammodo corpus exhibuisse monstratur, hos quoque unitas fidei etiam post huius vitae transitum in perpetua societate conservet.
How then can it be said that you have oneness of union if your husband, by the darkness of detestable error set between you, shall abide still alienated from the brightness of your faith? Wherefore cease not by continuing instant in prayer to try to obtain from the long-suffering of the heavenly mercy the benefit of his enlightening, that namely they, whom the knot of carnal affection is shewn to have rendered in a certain sort one body, may also by the unity of faith be preserved in unending fellowship after their departure from this life.
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