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 1   2, 86  |       the religious life a man consecrates his whole life to God's
 2   3, 79  |   fashion even when the priest consecrates several hosts in one mass, ~
 3   3, 80  |  provided that the priest who ~consecrates receive both.~Aquin.: SMT
 4   3, 82  |      was said above (A[1]), he consecrates ~as in the person of Christ.
 5   3, 82  |       1~Whether the priest who consecrates is bound to receive this
 6   3, 82  |      seems that the priest who consecrates is not bound to receive ~
 7   3, 82  |    other consecrations, he who consecrates ~the matter does not use
 8   3, 82  |       Therefore the priest who consecrates this sacrament ought ~not
 9   3, 82  |      Therefore the priest who ~consecrates is not always bound to receive
10   3, 82  |         priest, as often as he consecrates, to receive this sacrament
11   3, 82  |     consecrate himself, but he consecrates the ~bread and wine, in
12   3, 82  |    above (AA[1],3), the priest consecrates this ~sacrament not by his
13   3, 82  |    Christ, in Whose ~person he consecrates this sacrament. But from
14   3, 82  |    Church. But when the priest consecrates the ~Eucharist, he does
15   3, 82  |        the power of order, he ~consecrates Christ's true body and blood;
16   3, 83  | instituted by the Church - he ~consecrates Christ's body in very truth;
17 Suppl, 37|       belongs to him alone who consecrates the Eucharist, which is ~
18 Suppl, 37|         Now the blessing alone consecrates the vestments. ~Therefore
19 Suppl, 38| principal. Since then a priest consecrates the ~Eucharist, he can also
20 Suppl, 38|      to him; and he it is who ~consecrates the candidates for ordination
21 Suppl, 40|      or a priest, but a bishop consecrates a priest. But a ~bishop
22 Suppl, 40|      even the bishop of Ostia ~consecrates the Pope. Therefore the
23 Suppl, 40| charity, because he ~it is who consecrates the sacrament of charity,