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 1 Intro,   0 |      belonging to it. The Council thus stated in firm but measured
 2 Intro,   0 |       from the same sacrifice."19 Thus the Council gave impetus
 3 Intro,   0 |          bread alone. The Council thus gave permission for the
 4 Intro,   0 |                               15. Thus the Church remains faithful
 5 Intro,   0 | traditional and the contemporary. Thus many expressions, drawn
 6 Intro,   0 |          the Church's discipline. Thus there have been changes
 7   2,   2   |         people and all present.19 Thus there is good reason to
 8   2,   5   |      heart's joy (see Acts 2:46). Thus St. Augustine says rightly: "
 9   2,   7   |          part of the celebration. Thus at the penitential rite
10   3,  11   |        and liturgical function.45 Thus in carrying out this function,
11   4,  11   |    benefit of the faithful should thus concelebrate at the conventual
12   4,  15   |           any other way required. Thus it is appropriate that,
13   5,  33   |          and of directing prayer. Thus the best place for the chair
14   5,  33   |           unbreakable tabernacle. Thus as a rule there should be
15   7,  35   |       apostle, and from a Gospel. Thus God's own teaching brings
16 Appen1     |    seasonal in nature. ~There are thus four options for the entrance
17 Appen2     |         silence after communion." Thus it is a matter of option,
18 Appen2     |        taken out of the churches. Thus, the people can only stand
19 Appen2     |        pro multis» are translated thus: English, «for all»; Spanish, «
20 Appen2     |    liturgy are fewer and simpler. Thus the Order of Mass and the
21 Appen2     |      break the host into parts.»" Thus line 2 is about this eucharistic
22 Appen2     |        for any dead person. . .»" Thus the special embolism for