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6001 3, 73 | of the body ~and blood of Christ, when in Baptism he is made
6002 3, 73 | Baptism he is made a member of Christ's ~body; nor is he deprived
6003 3, 73 | this world in the unity of Christ's body, before he ~eats
6004 3, 73 | that he heard the voice of ~Christ as it were saying to him: "
6005 3, 73 | one can be ~changed into Christ, and be incorporated in
6006 3, 73 | Baptism is the sacrament of Christ's death and Passion, ~according
6007 3, 73 | as a man is born anew in Christ in virtue of His Passion;
6008 3, 73 | Eucharist is the sacrament of Christ's Passion according as a
6009 3, 73 | made perfect in union with Christ Who suffered. Hence, as
6010 3, 73 | because we ~communicate with Christ through it, both because
6011 3, 73 | because it really contains Christ, ~Who is "full of grace."~
6012 3, 73 | represents the Passion of Christ; but it is termed a "Host"
6013 3, 73 | inasmuch as ~it contains Christ, Who is "a host (Douay: '
6014 3, 73 | Further, men are united with Christ through this sacrament as
6015 3, 73 | members with the head. But Christ is the Head of all men,
6016 3, 73 | have been instituted before Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
6017 3, 73 | Baptism was instituted by ~Christ after His Passion and Resurrection,
6018 3, 73 | suitably instituted before Christ's ~Passion. ~Aquin.: SMT
6019 3, 73 | sacrament was instituted by Christ, of Whom it is ~said (Mk.
6020 3, 73 | instituted at the ~supper, when Christ conversed with His disciples
6021 3, 73 | contained in the sacrament: for Christ is ~Himself contained in
6022 3, 73 | sacramentally. Consequently, when ~Christ was going to leave His disciples
6023 3, 73 | Apostle says (1 Cor. 5:7): "Christ our Pasch is ~sacrificed."
6024 3, 73 | of the Passion was come, Christ should institute a new ~
6025 3, 73 | than the ~body and blood of Christ, nor any more powerful oblation";
6026 3, 73 | Hence, as we are new-born in Christ ~through Baptism, so through
6027 3, 73 | through the Eucharist we eat Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[73] A[
6028 3, 73 | Passion, as containing Christ crucified; consequently
6029 3, 73 | was already ~instituted in Christ's Baptism; hence some were
6030 3, 73 | were already baptized with ~Christ's Baptism, as we read in
6031 3, 73 | sacrament, because (Ps. 109:4) Christ is called "a priest according
6032 3, 73 | Melchisedech bore the figure of ~Christ's sacrifice, in offering
6033 3, 73 | Apostle says (1 Cor. 5:7,8): "Christ our Pasch is ~sacrificed;
6034 3, 73 | reality and sacrament, to wit, Christ's true body; and lastly ~
6035 3, 73 | and wine. In relation to Christ crucified, Who is contained
6036 3, 73 | figure of the ~Passion of Christ, Who is called the Lamb
6037 3, 74 | and wine into the ~body of Christ; thirdly, the manner in
6038 3, 74 | thirdly, the manner in which Christ's body exists in this ~sacrament;
6039 3, 74 | sacrament ought to represent Christ's Passion more fully ~than
6040 3, 74 | the Old Law, shows forth Christ's ~Passion more fully than
6041 3, 74 | excluded by the fact that Christ ~instituted this sacrament
6042 3, 74 | Secondly, in relation to Christ's Passion, in which the
6043 3, 74 | and body"; and therefore "Christ's body ~is offered" under
6044 3, 74 | necessary for all who take ~Christ's body to partake also of
6045 3, 74 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ gave no power to the ministers
6046 3, 74 | to consecrate the body of Christ for an evil purpose, for ~
6047 3, 74 | more bitter, and because Christ used it to ~feed the multitudes
6048 3, 74 | Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Christ is contained in this sacrament,
6049 3, 74 | fails. And consequently Christ is ~believed to have instituted
6050 3, 74 | this sacrament belongs to Christ's ~"sweet yoke," and to
6051 3, 74 | changed; hence ~the body of Christ may not be made from such
6052 3, 74 | such bread the body of Christ may be made: but he who
6053 3, 74 | not seem as if the body of Christ could be made of the ~bread
6054 3, 74 | sacrament we ought to imitate Christ's ~institution. But Christ
6055 3, 74 | Christ's ~institution. But Christ appears to have instituted
6056 3, 74 | fourteenth day of the moon; and Christ ~instituted this sacrament
6057 3, 74 | reasonable. First, on ~account of Christ's institution: for He instituted
6058 3, 74 | properly the sacrament ~of Christ's body, which was conceived
6059 3, 74 | according to 1 Cor. 5:7: "Christ ~our Pasch is sacrificed:
6060 3, 74 | immolating the ~Paschal Lamb, Christ instituted this sacrament:
6061 3, 74 | Law, but to conform to ~Christ's institution; so they are
6062 3, 74 | First of all on account of Christ's institution, since He ~
6063 3, 74 | mixed with the wine, since ~Christ's sacrifice was foreshadowed
6064 3, 74 | signified by the water, but Christ's ~blood by the wine. Therefore
6065 3, 74 | people is made one with Christ." Fourthly, because this
6066 3, 74 | De Sacram. v), just as Christ's sacrifice ~is denoted
6067 3, 74 | union of ~the people with Christ, as stated (A[6]). Moreover,
6068 3, 74 | water ~from the side of Christ hanging on the cross refers
6069 3, 74 | which was the effect of ~Christ's Passion. Now it was observed
6070 3, 74 | blood belonged directly to Christ's ~Passion: for it is natural
6071 3, 74 | flowed from the side of Christ hanging on the cross, ~and
6072 3, 74 | said, in order to show that Christ's body ~was truly composed
6073 3, 74 | blood flowed sensibly from Christ's side, so did water: hence
6074 3, 74 | the body and the blood of ~Christ. Because, as Ambrose says
6075 3, 74 | water which flowed ~from Christ's side. But this cannot
6076 3, 74 | people is incorporated with Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[74] A[
6077 3, 75 | INTO THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST (EIGHT ARTICLES)~We have
6078 3, 75 | into the body and ~blood of Christ; under which head there
6079 3, 75 | into the body and blood of Christ?~(4) Whether the accidents
6080 3, 75 | 1/1~Whether the body of Christ be in this sacrament in
6081 3, 75 | It seems that the body of Christ is not in this sacrament
6082 3, 75 | Therefore, the body of Christ is ~not in this sacrament
6083 3, 75 | could ~be everywhere. But Christ's is a true body, and it
6084 3, 75 | is rebuked "for demanding Christ's bodily presence." ~Moreover
6085 3, 75 | xciv ~in Joan.). Therefore Christ is not in the sacrament
6086 3, 75 | doubt regarding the truth of Christ's body and blood; for now
6087 3, 75 | vi): "As the Lord ~Jesus Christ is God's true Son so is
6088 3, 75 | God's true Son so is it Christ's true flesh which we ~take,
6089 3, 75 | answer that, The presence of Christ's true body and blood in
6090 3, 75 | that true sacrifice of ~Christ's Passion, according to
6091 3, 75 | the New Law instituted by Christ ~should have something more,
6092 3, 75 | that it should contain Christ Himself ~crucified, not
6093 3, 75 | sacrament which contains Christ Himself, as Dionysius ~says (
6094 3, 75 | other sacraments, in ~which Christ's virtue is participated.~
6095 3, 75 | Secondly, this belongs to Christ's love, out of which for
6096 3, 75 | from such familiar union of Christ with us.~Aquin.: SMT TP
6097 3, 75 | is of things unseen, as ~Christ shows us His Godhead invisibly,
6098 3, 75 | things, have contended ~that Christ's body and blood are not
6099 3, 75 | since it is contrary to ~Christ's words. Hence Berengarius,
6100 3, 75 | to exclude the truth of Christ's body, but that it was
6101 3, 75 | intends not that the body of Christ is in this sacrament ~merely
6102 3, 75 | are to be ~understood of Christ's body as it is beheld in
6103 3, 75 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Christ's body is not in this sacrament
6104 3, 75 | sacrament. Hence ~we say that Christ's body is upon many altars,
6105 3, 75 | we do not understand that Christ ~is there only as in a sign,
6106 3, 75 | kind of sign; but ~that Christ's body is here after a fashion
6107 3, 75 | This argument holds good of Christ's bodily presence, as He ~
6108 3, 75 | If thou hast understood" Christ's words spiritually ~concerning
6109 3, 75 | the body and the blood of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
6110 3, 75 | than the body end blood of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
6111 3, 75 | to which it belongs that Christ's true body ~exists in this
6112 3, 75 | Now it ~is evident that Christ's body does not begin to
6113 3, 75 | time, whereas the body of Christ under this sacrament begins
6114 3, 75 | consequently it remains that Christ's ~body cannot begin to
6115 3, 75 | bread never is the body of Christ. Rather should one say in ~
6116 3, 75 | lawful to take the body of Christ after bodily food, ~while
6117 3, 75 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ is not really present in
6118 3, 75 | the body or the blood of Christ is the term ~"whereunto":
6119 3, 75 | the blessing the body of ~Christ is signified." Therefore,
6120 3, 75 | wine to be changed into Christ's flesh and ~blood, have
6121 3, 75 | the body and the blood of Christ, it will ~be necessary to
6122 3, 75 | of the body or blood of Christ, just as the form is already ~
6123 3, 75 | there would be the body of Christ together ~with the substance
6124 3, 75 | of bread nor the body of Christ, which is not ~fitting.
6125 3, 75 | can be assigned whereby Christ's true body can begin to
6126 3, 75 | changed into the body of ~Christ; just as if the air, from
6127 3, 75 | changed into the body of Christ, as ~stated above. Hence
6128 3, 75 | converted into the body of Christ?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
6129 3, 75 | converted into the body of Christ. ~For conversion is a kind
6130 3, 75 | bread and of the body of Christ, because it is of the very
6131 3, 75 | converted into the body of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
6132 3, 75 | changed into the ~body of Christ, the form of Christ's body
6133 3, 75 | body of Christ, the form of Christ's body must necessarily
6134 3, 75 | changed into the substance of Christ's body.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
6135 3, 75 | become this matter whereby ~Christ's body is individuated,
6136 3, 75 | changed into the substance of Christ's body.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
6137 3, 75 | changed ~into the substance of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
6138 3, 75 | stated above (A[2]), since Christ's true body is in ~this
6139 3, 75 | De ~Sacram. iv): "See how Christ's word changes nature's
6140 3, 75 | look for ~nature's order in Christ's body, since the Lord Jesus
6141 3, 75 | the whole substance of ~Christ's body, and the whole substance
6142 3, 75 | the whole ~substance of Christ's blood. Hence this is not
6143 3, 75 | to be ~the substance of Christ's body. Therefore it is
6144 3, 75 | drink blood. And therefore ~Christ's flesh and blood are set
6145 3, 75 | 2: Further, the form of Christ's body is His soul: for
6146 3, 75 | changed into the body of Christ, ~as stated above (AA[2],
6147 3, 75 | changed into the body ~of Christ, excepting the matter; and
6148 3, 75 | not into the whole body of Christ, but into its matter, which
6149 3, 75 | in order that the body of Christ ~may be seen under them,
6150 3, 75 | changed into the form of ~Christ's body, according as the
6151 3, 75 | afterwards the substance of Christ's body. Neither, then, is
6152 3, 75 | instant in which the body of Christ is present.~Aquin.: SMT
6153 3, 75 | is ~made by the words of Christ." But Christ's words are
6154 3, 75 | the words of Christ." But Christ's words are pronounced ~
6155 3, 75 | written (Mk. 7:34) that when Christ had said, ~"'Ephpheta,'
6156 3, 75 | because ~the substance of Christ's body which is the term
6157 3, 75 | instant in which the body of Christ is first, are indeed two
6158 3, 75 | stated above, is ~wrought by Christ's words which are spoken
6159 3, 75 | first instant in which ~Christ's body is in the sacrament;
6160 3, 75 | can be assigned in which Christ's body is present; but a
6161 3, 75 | proposition is false: "The body of Christ is made out of ~bread"?~
6162 3, 75 | proposition is false: "The body of Christ is ~made out of bread."
6163 3, 75 | it be ~true, then, that Christ's body is made out of bread,
6164 3, 75 | bread is made the body of Christ. But this seems to be false, ~
6165 3, 75 | it is not said truly that Christ's body is made out of bread.~
6166 3, 75 | The bread ~is the body of Christ"; or "The bread is made
6167 3, 75 | bread is made the body of Christ"; or ~again, "The bread
6168 3, 75 | bread will be the body of Christ." Therefore it seems that ~
6169 3, 75 | this is true: "The body of Christ is made out of bread."~Aquin.:
6170 3, 75 | converted into the body of Christ," because such ~conversion
6171 3, 75 | likewise is false: "The body of Christ is ~made out of bread."~
6172 3, 75 | Bread can be the body of Christ." ~Therefore this is likewise
6173 3, 75 | likewise false: "The body of Christ is made out of ~bread."~
6174 3, 75 | takes place, the body of Christ is made out of the bread."~
6175 3, 75 | of bread into the body of Christ has ~something in common
6176 3, 75 | non-being; in this sacrament, Christ's body ~after the substance
6177 3, 75 | the other, as bread ~into Christ's body, and air into fire;
6178 3, 75 | into ~the whole body of Christ; whereas in natural transmutation
6179 3, 75 | or, "Bread is the body of Christ," ~or, "Air is fire," or, "
6180 3, 75 | out of bread, the body of Christ," and "out ~of air, fire,"
6181 3, 75 | bread can be the body of Christ": and ~for the same reason
6182 3, 75 | non-being," or that "the body of Christ is made of bread," because ~
6183 3, 75 | bread will be the body of Christ," or that it "may ~become
6184 3, 75 | may ~become the body of Christ," just as it is not granted
6185 3, 75 | that "bread is the body of Christ," or, "bread will be the
6186 3, 75 | bread will be the body ~of Christ," or "the body of Christ
6187 3, 75 | Christ," or "the body of Christ is made of bread"; provided
6188 3, 75 | afterwards the body ~of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[75] A[
6189 3, 75 | properly that "the body of Christ ~is made out of bread,"
6190 3, 75 | bread becomes ~the body of Christ," except by similitude,
6191 3, 75 | bread can be the body of Christ: for this conversion does ~
6192 3, 76 | 1 - OF THE WAY IN WHICH CHRIST IS IN THIS SACRAMENT (EIGHT
6193 3, 76 | consider the manner in which Christ exists in this ~sacrament;
6194 3, 76 | inquiry:~(1) Whether the whole Christ is under this sacrament?~(
6195 3, 76 | 2) Whether the entire Christ is under each species of
6196 3, 76 | 3) Whether the entire Christ is under every part of the
6197 3, 76 | Whether all the dimensions of Christ's body are in this sacrament?~(
6198 3, 76 | 5) Whether the body of Christ is in this sacrament locally?~(
6199 3, 76 | consecration, the body of Christ is moved when the ~host
6200 3, 76 | chalice is moved?~(7) Whether Christ's body, as it is in this
6201 3, 76 | Whether the true body of Christ remains in this sacrament
6202 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~Whether the whole Christ is contained under this
6203 3, 76 | It seems that the whole Christ is not contained under this ~
6204 3, 76 | this ~sacrament, because Christ begins to be in this sacrament
6205 3, 76 | Godhead or into the soul of Christ. Since ~therefore Christ
6206 3, 76 | Christ. Since ~therefore Christ exists in three substances,
6207 3, 76 | it seems that the ~entire Christ is not under this sacrament.~
6208 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, Christ is in this sacrament, forasmuch
6209 3, 76 | the flesh and ~blood of Christ are contained in this sacrament.
6210 3, 76 | are many other ~parts of Christ's body, for instance, the
6211 3, 76 | like. ~Therefore the entire Christ is not contained under this
6212 3, 76 | smaller than the measure of Christ's body. Therefore it is
6213 3, 76 | impossible ~that the entire Christ be contained under this
6214 3, 76 | Ambrose says (De Officiis): "Christ is in this ~sacrament."~
6215 3, 76 | Catholic faith that the entire Christ is in this sacrament. Yet
6216 3, 76 | that there is something of Christ in this sacrament in a twofold ~
6217 3, 76 | the Godhead or the soul of Christ, it follows as a consequence
6218 3, 76 | the Godhead or the soul of Christ is in this sacrament not
6219 3, 76 | body, wherever the body of Christ is, there, of ~necessity,
6220 3, 76 | of the body and blood of Christ, not as taking common ~flesh,
6221 3, 76 | He was dead, the soul of Christ would not ~have been there,
6222 3, 76 | concomitance. But since "Christ rising from the dead dieth
6223 3, 76 | sacrament the body indeed of Christ is present by the power
6224 3, 76 | but the entire body ~of Christ, that is, the bones the
6225 3, 76 | the bread into the body of Christ, or of the wine into ~His
6226 3, 76 | dimensions ~of the body of Christ, but substance into substance.
6227 3, 76 | And so the substance ~of Christ's body or blood is under
6228 3, 76 | but not the dimensions of Christ's body or blood. Hence it
6229 3, 76 | clear that the body of Christ is in this sacrament "by
6230 3, 76 | the ~whole substance of Christ's body and blood is contained
6231 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~Whether the whole Christ is contained under each
6232 3, 76 | It seems that the whole Christ is not contained under both ~
6233 3, 76 | other, and if the whole Christ be contained under both,
6234 3, 76 | Anima Histor. i). If, then, Christ's blood ~be contained under
6235 3, 76 | again "in becoming." ~But Christ's body has already begun
6236 3, 76 | consecration of the wine; and so Christ's body will not be ~contained
6237 3, 76 | accordingly neither the ~entire Christ. Therefore the whole Christ
6238 3, 76 | Christ. Therefore the whole Christ is not contained under each ~
6239 3, 76 | and thus it seems that Christ is entire under ~each species.~
6240 3, 76 | certainly that the whole Christ is under each sacramental
6241 3, 76 | in each. For the body of Christ is indeed present under
6242 3, 76 | the ~soul and Godhead of Christ; and under the species of
6243 3, 76 | and Godhead: because now Christ's blood is not ~separated
6244 3, 76 | celebrated then, the body of Christ ~would have been under the
6245 3, 76 | OBJ 1: Although the whole Christ is under each species, yet
6246 3, 76 | this serves to represent ~Christ's Passion, in which the
6247 3, 76 | of this sacrament, that ~Christ's body be shown apart to
6248 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In Christ's Passion, of which this
6249 3, 76 | stated above, the body of Christ is not under the ~species
6250 3, 76 | of the wine the body of Christ is not ~there of itself,
6251 3, 76 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ is entire under every part
6252 3, 76 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christ is not entire under every
6253 3, 76 | infinitely. If therefore Christ be entirely under every
6254 3, 76 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, since Christ's is an organic body, it
6255 3, 76 | this could not be so, if Christ were ~entire under every
6256 3, 76 | be then that the entire Christ is under every ~part of
6257 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ's body always retains the
6258 3, 76 | impossible for the entire Christ to be ~under every part
6259 3, 76 | Sacramentarium): ~"Each receives Christ the Lord, Who is entire
6260 3, 76 | because the substance ~of Christ's body is in this sacrament
6261 3, 76 | concomitance, ~consequently Christ's body is in this sacrament
6262 3, 76 | manifest that the entire Christ is under every part of ~
6263 3, 76 | one consecration, whereby Christ's body is in this sacrament.~
6264 3, 76 | proper dimensions, nor is Christ's body several times ~under
6265 3, 76 | substance of the body of Christ, and since ~according to
6266 3, 76 | of substance the body of Christ is properly and ~directly
6267 3, 76 | distance of parts is indeed in Christ's ~true body, which, however,
6268 3, 76 | was said above (ad 2) that Christ's body ~is compared with
6269 3, 76 | whole dimensive quantity of Christ's body is in this ~sacrament?~
6270 3, 76 | whole dimensive quantity of Christ's body is ~not in this sacrament.
6271 3, 76 | it was said (A[3]) that Christ's entire body ~is contained
6272 3, 76 | entire dimensive quantity of Christ's ~body to be there.~Aquin.:
6273 3, 76 | the dimensive quantity of Christ's body is ~not there.~Aquin.:
6274 3, 76 | the dimensive quantity of ~Christ's body is considerably larger
6275 3, 76 | the ~dimensive quantity of Christ's body be in this sacrament
6276 3, 76 | the dimensive quantity of Christ's ~body is extended beyond
6277 3, 76 | without the substance of Christ's body. Therefore, the substance
6278 3, 76 | Therefore, the substance of ~Christ's body will be in this sacrament
6279 3, 76 | since the substance of Christ's body is in ~this sacrament,
6280 3, 76 | whole dimensive quantity ~of Christ's body to be in this sacrament.~
6281 3, 76 | the entire substance of Christ's body is present, as stated ~
6282 3, 76 | entire dimensive quantity of Christ's body ~is in this sacrament.~
6283 3, 76 | above (A[1]), any part of Christ is in this ~sacrament in
6284 3, 76 | the ~dimensive quantity of Christ's body is not in this sacrament;
6285 3, 76 | directly at the substance of Christ's body, and ~not at its
6286 3, 76 | since the substance of Christ's body is not really ~deprived
6287 3, 76 | whole dimensive quantity of ~Christ's body and all its other
6288 3, 76 | then, ~the substance of Christ's body is present on the
6289 3, 76 | the dimensive quantity of Christ's ~body is in this sacrament,
6290 3, 76 | the dimensive quantity of Christ's ~body, for that is there
6291 3, 76 | The dimensive quantity of Christ's body is in this ~sacrament
6292 3, 76 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's body is in this sacrament
6293 3, 76 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christ's body is in this sacrament
6294 3, 76 | to ~being in a place. But Christ's body seems to be definitively
6295 3, 76 | exceeded by it. ~Therefore Christ's body is in this sacrament
6296 3, 76 | but only the body of Christ is there. ~Consequently
6297 3, 76 | Consequently the body of Christ fills that place. But whatever
6298 3, 76 | locally. Therefore the body of Christ is in this sacrament ~locally.~
6299 3, 76 | above (A[4]), the body of Christ is in this ~sacrament with
6300 3, 76 | of accidents. Therefore Christ's body is in this sacrament ~
6301 3, 76 | much less than the body of Christ. Therefore Christ's ~body
6302 3, 76 | body of Christ. Therefore Christ's ~body is not in this sacrament
6303 3, 76 | above (A[1], ad 3; A[3]), Christ's body is in ~this sacrament
6304 3, 76 | quantity. Hence it remains that Christ's body is not in this sacrament
6305 3, 76 | because the substance ~of Christ's body succeeds the substance
6306 3, 76 | neither is the substance of Christ's body. ~Nevertheless the
6307 3, 76 | Nevertheless the substance of Christ's body is not the subject
6308 3, 76 | dimensions; but the substance of Christ's body is compared with
6309 3, 76 | the proper dimensions of Christ's body are compared with
6310 3, 76 | 2/2~Hence in no way is Christ's body locally in this sacrament.~
6311 3, 76 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Christ's body is not in this sacrament
6312 3, 76 | OBJ 2: The place in which Christ's body is, is not empty;
6313 3, 76 | filled with the substance of Christ's body, which is not ~there
6314 3, 76 | A[4]), the accidents of Christ's body are ~in this sacrament
6315 3, 76 | therefore those accidents of ~Christ's body which are intrinsic
6316 3, 76 | it is not necessary for Christ to be in this sacrament
6317 3, 76 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's body is in this sacrament
6318 3, 76 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christ's body is movably in this
6319 3, 76 | spiritual ~substance. "But Christ is in this sacrament," as
6320 3, 76 | reserved until morning, will ~Christ's body be there; and so
6321 3, 76 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, if Christ's body were to remain under
6322 3, 76 | because the existence of Christ's body is not dependent ~
6323 3, 76 | dependent ~on those species. Yet Christ does not remain in this
6324 3, 76 | sacrament. And so it seems that ~Christ is in this sacrament movably.~
6325 3, 76 | of the same subject. But ~Christ's body is at rest in heaven.
6326 3, 76 | to its magnitude. But in Christ, ~being in Himself and being
6327 3, 76 | According to this being, then, Christ is ~not moved locally of
6328 3, 76 | only accidentally, because Christ is ~not in this sacrament
6329 3, 76 | And in this way, since Christ has unfailing and incorruptible
6330 3, 76 | 3~Hence it is clear that Christ, strictly speaking is immovably
6331 3, 76 | be reduced what we say of Christ, being ~moved accidentally,
6332 3, 76 | convinced those ~who held that Christ's body does not remain under
6333 3, 76 | until the next ~day: for Christ's consecrated body is not
6334 3, 76 | Reply OBJ 3: The body of Christ remains in this sacrament
6335 3, 76 | remain: and when they cease, Christ's body ceases to be under
6336 3, 76 | because the relationship of Christ's body ~to those species
6337 3, 76 | 1/1~Whether the body of Christ, as it is in this sacrament,
6338 3, 76 | It seems that the body of Christ, as it is in this sacrament,
6339 3, 76 | hindered from beholding Christ's body in this sacrament,
6340 3, 76 | the ~glorified eye can see Christ's body as it is in this
6341 3, 76 | made like to ~the body" of Christ's "glory," according to
6342 3, 76 | according to Phil. 3:21. But Christ's eye ~beholds Himself as
6343 3, 76 | the angels see the body of Christ as ~it is in this sacrament,
6344 3, 76 | the glorified eye ~can see Christ as He is in this sacrament.~
6345 3, 76 | the ~glorified eye sees Christ always, as He is in His
6346 3, 76 | then, that it does not see Christ, as He is under the species
6347 3, 76 | so-called by similitude. But ~Christ's body as it is in this
6348 3, 76 | accidents. Now the accidents of ~Christ's body are in this sacrament
6349 3, 76 | so that ~the accidents of Christ's body have no immediate
6350 3, 76 | above (A[1], ad 3; A[3]), Christ's body is substantially
6351 3, 76 | therefore, properly speaking, Christ's ~body, according to the
6352 3, 76 | since ~the way in which Christ is in this sacrament is
6353 3, 76 | their intellect perceive ~Christ in this sacrament, except
6354 3, 76 | from beholding the body of Christ underlying them, not merely
6355 3, 76 | veil), but also because Christ's body bears a relation
6356 3, 76 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christ's own bodily eye sees Himself
6357 3, 76 | other glorified eye, because Christ's eye is under this ~sacrament,
6358 3, 76 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christ's body is truly there when
6359 3, 76 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christ's body is not truly there
6360 3, 76 | to be present. Therefore Christ's body is not ~truly there.~
6361 3, 76 | OBJ 2: Further, wherever Christ's body is, it is there either
6362 3, 76 | occur, it is evident that Christ is not present under His
6363 3, 76 | species, ~because the entire Christ is contained in this sacrament,
6364 3, 76 | Consequently, it seems that Christ's body is not there in any
6365 3, 76 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, Christ's body begins to be in this
6366 3, 76 | are ~they converted into Christ's true body and blood. Therefore
6367 3, 76 | the body or ~the blood of Christ is not under those species.~
6368 3, 76 | which would not be done if Christ were ~not truly there, to
6369 3, 76 | such apparition occurs, Christ is under the sacrament.~
6370 3, 76 | purpose of showing that Christ's body is truly under this ~
6371 3, 76 | this ~sacrament; just as Christ without deception appeared
6372 3, 76 | such apparition occurs, Christ does ~not cease to be under
6373 3, 76 | is the ~proper species of Christ's body. Nor does it matter
6374 3, 76 | it matter that sometimes ~Christ's entire body is not seen
6375 3, 76 | unlikely. First of all, because Christ's body under its ~proper
6376 3, 76 | would be wicked to think of Christ ~under His proper semblance.~
6377 3, 76 | miraculous apparition that Christ's body and blood are truly
6378 3, 76 | 77], ~A[2]), the body of Christ truly remains in this sacrament.~
6379 3, 76 | during such apparitions Christ's proper ~semblance is not
6380 3, 77 | subjected in the substance of ~Christ's body and blood, because
6381 3, 77 | nor is it possible for Christ's ~glorious and impassible
6382 3, 77 | into the body ~and blood of Christ, they remain in that individuated
6383 3, 77 | into the body and blood of ~Christ. Hence there is no doubt
6384 3, 77 | the body and the blood of Christ succeed in ~this sacrament
6385 3, 77 | then the body and blood of Christ do ~not cease to be under
6386 3, 77 | have been corrupted, ~then Christ's body and blood do not
6387 3, 77 | species except that of Christ's body, and that body is
6388 3, 77 | of the body ~and blood of Christ which are truly there, because
6389 3, 77 | into ~the body and blood of Christ, as was shown above (Q[75],
6390 3, 77 | except the body and blood ~of Christ be again changed back into
6391 3, 77 | also the body and blood of Christ, which are ~not present
6392 3, 77 | Sang. Dom. xx). Secondly, Christ's very body can be called ~
6393 3, 77 | body," because, to wit, ~Christ's body is not changed into
6394 3, 77 | same ~object. But it is Christ's true body that is eaten,
6395 3, 77 | blood." Therefore it is ~Christ's body that is broken and
6396 3, 77 | the true body and blood of Christ after consecration, ~and
6397 3, 77 | broken here, because neither Christ's body is broken, as being ~
6398 3, 77 | But it cannot be said that Christ's true body is broken. First
6399 3, 77 | species are the sacrament of Christ's true body, so is the ~
6400 3, 77 | s Passion, which was ~in Christ's true body.~Aquin.: SMT
6401 3, 77 | under its own species; but Christ's body is eaten not under ~
6402 3, 77 | shambles." Consequently, ~Christ's very body is not broken,
6403 3, 77 | under which the body of Christ truly ~is.~Aquin.: SMT TP
6404 3, 77 | nor from the liquid and Christ's blood, which owing to
6405 3, 77 | consecrated wine is truly Christ's ~blood. Therefore the
6406 3, 77 | added would likewise be Christ's blood ~otherwise than
6407 3, 77 | corrupted, so that the blood of Christ ~ceases to be beneath it;
6408 3, 77 | permeate ~the whole, and so Christ's blood ceases to be there,
6409 3, 77 | that the body and blood of Christ abide in this ~sacrament
6410 3, 77 | distinct, and the blood of Christ will remain there no ~longer.
6411 3, 77 | only a part of the species, Christ's ~blood will cease to be
6412 3, 77 | mixed ~with the substance of Christ's blood. Nevertheless it
6413 3, 77 | liquid to ~cause the blood of Christ to cease to be under the
6414 3, 77 | it touches the body of ~Christ according to its proper
6415 3, 77 | liquid, the substance of Christ's blood ceases to be under
6416 3, 78 | this sacrament, wherewith Christ consecrated His ~body and
6417 3, 78 | His ~body and blood. But Christ first blessed the bread
6418 3, 78 | words, but ~the words of Christ. Therefore, it is Christ'
6419 3, 78 | Christ. Therefore, it is Christ's words that perfect this ~
6420 3, 78 | sacrament is pronounced as if Christ were speaking in person,
6421 3, 78 | to pronounce the words of Christ.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
6422 3, 78 | matter. Some have said that ~Christ, Who had power of excellence
6423 3, 78 | sooth it can be said that ~Christ accomplished this sacrament
6424 3, 78 | in which it is ~said that Christ "blessed," and this blessing
6425 3, 78 | as are used now; but that Christ spoke them twice, at ~first
6426 3, 78 | have no power except from ~Christ pronouncing them, it seems
6427 3, 78 | pronouncing them, it seems that Christ also consecrated by ~pronouncing
6428 3, 78 | last word spoken, as if Christ had just then pronounced
6429 3, 78 | spoken in the person of Christ, even though the ~words
6430 3, 78 | the bread into the body of Christ, and this is better ~expressed
6431 3, 78 | Ambrose says (De Sacram. iv), "Christ's words consecrate ~this
6432 3, 78 | sacrament. What word of Christ? This word, whereby all
6433 3, 78 | nothing else but the body of Christ, so also that ~which is
6434 3, 78 | converted into the ~body of Christ. Therefore, as a noun is
6435 3, 78 | said: "This is the body ~of Christ."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[78] A[
6436 3, 78 | of bread into the body of Christ. Now the form of a ~sacrament
6437 3, 78 | the bread into the body of Christ. And herein are three ~things
6438 3, 78 | conversion, and this is ~Christ's entire body, and not merely
6439 3, 78 | sufficiently indicates Christ's ~person, in Whose person
6440 3, 78 | power ~of consecration into Christ's body, so is the wine changed
6441 3, 78 | is the wine changed into Christ's ~blood, as is clear from
6442 3, 78 | of the bread, the body of Christ is ~expressly mentioned,
6443 3, 78 | this form the ~blood of Christ is improperly expressed
6444 3, 78 | the wine, ~since both are Christ's words. But directly the
6445 3, 78 | into error in thinking that Christ's ~body and blood are only
6446 3, 78 | mention ought to be made of Christ's ~Passion and its fruit
6447 3, 78 | 48], A[2]; Q[49], A[3]), ~Christ's Passion sufficed for all;
6448 3, 78 | draw ~their efficacy from Christ's institution. But no Evangelist
6449 3, 78 | Evangelist narrates that ~Christ spoke all these words. Therefore
6450 3, 78 | the predicate, that is, of Christ's blood. consequently they
6451 3, 78 | holies by the blood of Christ"; and in order to denote
6452 3, 78 | is of the faith of Jesus Christ": and ~on this account we
6453 3, 78 | Heb. ~9:14: "The blood of Christ . . . shall cleanse our
6454 3, 78 | mention ~is now made, because Christ's blood is consecrated in
6455 3, 78 | way of metaphor, so that Christ's Passion ~is understood
6456 3, 78 | apart expressly represents Christ's Passion, and therefore ~
6457 3, 78 | virtue of the ~blood of Jesus Christ; because, according to Heb.
6458 3, 78 | necessity come in." Now ~Christ's blood was exhibited to
6459 3, 78 | as we ~are justified by Christ's Passion.~Aquin.: SMT TP
6460 3, 78 | this testament. Moreover, Christ's Person is eternal, in ~
6461 3, 78 | reality is hidden, because Christ's blood ~is in this sacrament
6462 3, 78 | we hold the presence of Christ's ~blood in this sacrament.
6463 3, 78 | this sacrament. Moreover Christ's Passion justifies by faith. ~
6464 3, 78 | consecrated apart ~represents Christ's blood more expressively;
6465 3, 78 | therefore mention is ~made of Christ's Passion and its fruits,
6466 3, 78 | Reply OBJ 8: The blood of Christ's Passion has its efficacy
6467 3, 78 | was to write the story of Christ. Nevertheless ~nearly all
6468 3, 78 | change of the bread into Christ's body is caused ~solely
6469 3, 78 | the bread and wine into Christ's body and blood is a work ~
6470 3, 78 | or than the formation of ~Christ's body in the womb of a
6471 3, 78 | consecration is now the body of Christ after consecration, because ~
6472 3, 78 | after consecration, because ~Christ's word changes a creature
6473 3, 78 | uttered in the person of Christ, it is from His ~command
6474 3, 78 | said to be changed into Christ's body ~solely by the power
6475 3, 78 | instrumentally, just as the touch of Christ's hand healed the ~leper.
6476 3, 78 | leper. And in this fashion Christ's words change the bread
6477 3, 78 | bread into His body. ~But in Christ's conception, whereby His
6478 3, 78 | false to say: "Bread is Christ's body." ~Consequently this
6479 3, 78 | this sacrament are neither Christ's body nor even its ~accidents.
6480 3, 78 | bread into the body of ~Christ. But an effective cause
6481 3, 78 | the bread into the body of Christ. But previous to the change ~
6482 3, 78 | pronounced in the person of Christ, Who ~says of Himself (Jn.
6483 3, 78 | the priest relates that Christ said: "This is My body."~
6484 3, 78 | uttering of these ~words by Christ; since it is evident that
6485 3, 78 | though they were spoken by Christ, because owing to Christ'
6486 3, 78 | Christ, because owing to Christ's ~infinite power, just
6487 3, 78 | came into contact with ~Christ, but into all waters throughout
6488 3, 78 | future ages, so likewise from Christ's uttering these words they
6489 3, 78 | they be uttered, as if ~Christ present were saying them. ~
6490 3, 78 | it would not result that ~Christ's body was in very truth
6491 3, 78 | bread into the body of Christ. And therefore it is compared
6492 3, 78 | viz. that the body of ~Christ is the body of Christ; nor
6493 3, 78 | of ~Christ is the body of Christ; nor again that the subject
6494 3, 78 | do not make the body of ~Christ to be the body of Christ,
6495 3, 78 | Christ to be the body of Christ, nor do they make the bread
6496 3, 78 | bread to be the ~body of Christ; but what was contained
6497 3, 78 | they make to be the body of Christ. And therefore ~expressly
6498 3, 78 | afterwards the body of Christ, which body, although not
6499 3, 78 | wine be ~completed. For, as Christ's body begins to be in this
6500 3, 78 | wine, it ~would follow that Christ's body would be present
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