Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1  II, 0,15|        the Church, priests are a sacramental representation of Jesus
 2  II, 0,15|     priesthood of Christ. By the sacramental anointing of holy orders,
 3  II, 0,16|        to Christ, such that the "sacramental representation" to Christ
 4  II, 0,16|          the word of God and the sacramental signs which it serves, belongs
 5  II, 0,16|          priest by virtue of his sacramental consecration/anointing and
 6  II, 0,16|         he actuates the Church's sacramental signs of the presence of
 7  II, 0,16|           by his very nature and sacramental mission, the priest appears
 8  II, 0,16|         visible continuation and sacramental sign of Christ in his own
 9  II, 0,17|         united to Christ through sacramental participation in the priestly
10 III, 0,21|          Pastoral Charity~21. By sacramental consecration the priest
11 III, 0,25|        Jesus Christ by virtue of sacramental consecration and configuration
12 III, 0,30|         priest, by virtue of his sacramental configuration to Christ,
13 III, 0,33|  considered to be central in the sacramental formula: 'Almighty Father,
14 III, 0,33| guaranteeing the efficacy of the sacramental actions which you perform
15  IV, 0,38| vocations through her prayer and sacramental life; by her proclamation
16   V, 1,48|    active participation"(142) in sacramental celebrations for the gift
17  VI, 0,70|        contained in it. With the sacramental outpouring of the Holy Spirit
18  VI, 0,70|          confers upon the priest sacramental grace which gives him a
19  VI, 0,70|          and definitively in the sacramental celebration of his Church.
20  VI, 0,70|      requirement of the gift and sacramental ministry received; and it
21  VI, 0,72|        and psychological bond, a sacramental and moral bond, is the foundation
22  VI, 0,74|           7 and 8)."( 223) ~This sacramental origin is reflected and