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 1 1     |     the New Law is a visible form of invisible grace. Thus, ~
 2 3     |    sanctified are called the form of the Sacraments; and the ~
 3 3     |     there is lacking the due form of the words, or if the ~
 4 3(11) |    called the ~element, and 'form' which is commonly called
 5 3(11) |    use of the matter and the form ~always observed in the
 6 4     |      one cannot baptize. The form of ~Baptism is: "I baptize
 7 4     |     long as ~he observes the form specified by the Church,
 8 4(14) |      who observes the proper form and intention can baptize ~
 9 7     |   blessed by the bishop. The form of this Sacrament is: "I
10 10    |      for this Sacrament. The form of this Sacrament is the
11 11(21)|      body; and ~hence in the form of consecration we commemorate
12 11(21)| separate parts, applying the form particularly ~to each, but
13 11(21)|  same time and with the same form, and in a quantity ~sufficient
14 13    | prayer and almsgiving.~ ~The form of this Sacrament is the
15 13(28)|       A knowledge of it [the form of Penance] will excite
16 13(28)|      possible devotion. ~The form is: 'I absolve thee,' as
17 14    |    because of walking.30 The form of this Sacrament is ~this: "
18 14    |     however, contrary to the form handed down by St. James,
19 15    |   that particular order. The form of this ~Sacrament is this: "