Part, Question

501   3, 80  |            as the substance ~of the bread would remain, if it were
502   3, 80  |         clear that the substance of bread taken by a sinner does ~
503   3, 80  |           long as the ~substance of bread would have remained; just
504   3, 80  |             so ~let him eat of that bread, and drink of the chalice."
505   3, 80  |            Whosoever shall eat this bread, or drink the chalice of
506   3, 80  |              how much less may this bread ~which has come down from
507   3, 80  |           fill himself with earthly bread, without partaking ~of the
508   3, 80  |          and so let him eat of that bread, ~and drink of the chalice."
509   3, 80  |        xxviii): "This is ~our daily bread; take it daily, that it
510   3, 80  |         Give us this day our ~daily bread": in explaining which words
511   3, 80  |         Give us this day our ~daily bread," we are not on that account
512   3, 81  |        Gospels how Christ "took the bread . . . and ~the chalice";
513   3, 81  |            that Christ gave ~dipped bread to Judas. Consequently,
514   3, 81  |              When He had dipped the bread, He gave it to Judas, the
515   3, 81  |        Christ's body in ~the dipped bread; he received mere bread.
516   3, 81  |             bread; he received mere bread. Yet as Augustine observes ~(
517   3, 81  |      denoted by ~the dipping of the bread; just as some things are
518   3, 81  |          the Divine goodness, since bread is rendered more savory
519   3, 81  |       through the dimensions of the bread and wine; consequently,
520   3, 81  |             is under the species of bread, while His ~blood is under
521   3, 81  |            under the species of the bread, and His body together with ~
522   3, 81  |            under the species of the bread, and the blood only under
523   3, 82  |             but he consecrates the ~bread and wine, in which consecration
524   3, 82  |            Fide Orth. iv) that "the bread and ~wine are changed supernaturally
525   3, 83  |          Give us this day our daily bread": in explanation of which
526   3, 83  |          xxviii): "If it be a daily bread, why do ~you take it once
527   3, 83  |           the temple; and, breaking bread from ~house to house, they
528   3, 83  |         which we ask for our daily ~bread to be given us; and also
529   3, 83  |           spotless Victim, the holy bread of eternal life, and the
530   3, 83  |           the passions, just as the bread eaten is bruised by the
531   3, 83  |          because Christ gave dipped bread only to Judas the ~betrayer.~
532   3, 83  |          before, or whether he uses bread and wine which are not ~
533   3, 84  |             as water, or by art, as bread: but that such and such ~
534 Suppl, 14|        sinner is not worthy of the ~bread he eats." Therefore he cannot
535 Suppl, 19|            is not a man but wheaten bread, and in ~Baptism, the matter
536 Suppl, 19|      heretic ~to be without wheaten bread, he could not consecrate,
537 Suppl, 29|            the ~consecration of the bread, another priest can go on
538 Suppl, 36|         blemish, he shall not offer bread to his God neither ~shall
539 Suppl, 37|            which feeds us ~with the bread of life and understanding,
540 Suppl, 37|     refreshes us ~with the heavenly bread; fear to the doorkeeper,
541 Suppl, 37|             and the paten with the ~bread, because they are receiving
542 Suppl, 37|             others place the sacred bread and the ~chalice of benediction
543 Suppl, 87|            to the unhealthy palate ~bread is painful, to the healthy