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 1 Preface,    1        |   deep in the door the potent sign of the ~cross. In later
 2 ApCreed,    4,  2    |    God ~gladly; for such is a sign that we love God. We ought
 3 Sacramen             |       a sacred thing" or "the sign of a sacred ~thing."1 Even
 4 Sacramen,    2   (11)| although constituting but one sign, is of a twofold nature. ~
 5 Sacramen,    2   (11)| certain ~which meaning of the sign was intended. When the words
 6 Sacramen,    2       |       is a certain ~spiritual sign distinct from the other
 7 Sacramen,    3,  3   |      of this Sacrament is: "I sign thee with the ~sign of the
 8 Sacramen,    3,  3   |         I sign thee with the ~sign of the cross, and I confirm
 9 Sacramen,    3,  4   |  reason he is signed with the sign of the cross.~ ~
10 Sacramen,    4,  2   |    Body of Christ but ~only a sign of it. The author of this
11 Sacramen,    8       |    seventh Sacrament. It is a sign of the union between ~Christ
12 LordPray,    8,  1   |   them to his good. This is a sign of supreme wisdom to divert
13 Question,    3,  1   |      A sacrament is a visible sign of invisible grace." Explain
14 Question,    3,  3   |      last anointing is a sure sign of death.~ ~