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 1  Intro               |         of the child. For him the bread of divine truth ~and life
 2 10Command,    6,  1  |          likened to murder: ~"The bread of the needy is the life
 3 10Command,    9,  1  |        sister, pride, fullness of bread, and abundance, and the
 4 Sacramen,    4       |  Eucharist. Its matter is wheaten bread and ~wine from the grape
 5 Sacramen,    4       |        Christ. Other than wheaten bread and wine from the grape
 6 Sacramen,    4,  1   |         virtue of the above words bread is changed into the ~Body
 7 Sacramen,    4,  1   |          under the appearances of bread which remain without a subject; ~
 8 Sacramen,    4   (21)|           as under the species of bread are contained not ~only
 9 Sacramen,    4   (21)|          Our Lord consecrated the bread ~used at the Last Supper
10 Sacramen,    4   (21)|         to each, but that all the bread then used for the sacred
11 Sacramen,    4,  1   |          that is, the ~species of bread and wine; and that which
12 Sacramen,    4   (23)|           by Me.' And again: 'The bread which I will give is My
13 Sacramen,    4,  2   |         offer in ~their sacrament bread and cheese because they
14 Sacramen,    4,  2   |   Sacrament gave to His disciples bread and wine. The third is the
15 Sacramen,    4,  2   |     mixing this with flour made a bread of it; ~and thus asserted
16 LordPray,    5       |        Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread."~ ~Sometimes it happens
17 LordPray,    5       |        Give us this day our daily bread." And thus He is called
18 LordPray,    5       |        Give us this day our daily bread."3~ ~In these very words
19 LordPray,    5       |     understood under the name of "bread." And so He does not teach
20 LordPray,    5       |          is over-refined, but for bread which is common to all and
21 LordPray,    5       |           man's life is water and bread."4 And: "Having food and
22 LordPray,    5   (5) |            We also ask 'our daily bread,' that is, necessary sustenance,
23 LordPray,    5   (5) | sustenance, and under the name of bread we understand whatever is
24 LordPray,    5   (5) |          noted that by this word 'bread' ought not to be understood
25 LordPray,    5       |         restored."6 "They eat the bread of wickedness."7 The Lord
26 LordPray,    5       |           and to pray for our own bread, not that of another. Robbers
27 LordPray,    5       |      Robbers do not eat their own bread, but the bread of their
28 LordPray,    5       |          their own bread, but the bread of their neighbor.~ ~The
29 LordPray,    5       |          in the words, "our daily bread," that is, bread of one
30 LordPray,    5       |        our daily bread," that is, bread of one day or for one time.9~ ~
31 LordPray,    5       |           days. Such pray not for bread for one day, but for ten
32 LordPray,    5   (9) |           also call it 'our daily bread,' because we use it to regain
33 LordPray,    5       |          Give us" even "our daily bread," that we may know that
34 LordPray,    5       |         when we say, "Give us our bread," that is, make our riches
35 LordPray,    5       |      riches be of use to us. "His bread in his belly shall be turned
36 LordPray,    5       |           to pray that to-day our bread will be given us, that is,
37 LordPray,    5       |          One may also see in this bread another twofold meaning,
38 LordPray,    5       |        meaning, viz., Sacramental Bread and the Bread of the Word
39 LordPray,    5       |         Sacramental Bread and the Bread of the Word of God. Thus,
40 LordPray,    5       |          pray for our Sacramental Bread which is consecrated daily
41 LordPray,    5       |       salvation: "I am the living bread which came down from heaven."17
42 LordPray,    5       |           the second meaning this bread is the Word of God: "Not
43 LordPray,    5       |          the Word of God: "Not in bread alone doth man live, but
44 LordPray,    5   (18)|   Eucharist, is preeminently this bread. This ineffable pledge of
45 LordPray,    5   (18)|             xxvi. 26). . . . This Bread is called 'our bread.' because
46 LordPray,    5   (18)|         This Bread is called 'our bread.' because it is the spiritual
47 LordPray,    5       |        therefore, that He give us bread, that is, His Word.20 From
48 LordPray,    5   (20)|           speak of that spiritual bread which also is the object
49 LordPray,    9       |        Give us this day our daily bread." Concerning all these things
50 HailMary,    8       |         in that he shall earn his bread ~by the sweat of his brow.
51 Question,    3,  2   |             1) the change of ~the bread and wine into the Body and
52 Question,    3,  2   |         consecrations, one of the bread and one of the ~wine, in
53 Question,    4,  6   |                         OUR DAILY BREAD~ ~1. What is the relation
54 Question,    4,  6   |        Give us this day our daily bread" includes our prayer to
55 Question,    4,  6   |         Matt., ~vi. 24-34.)~ ~5. "Bread" here means all our temporal