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 1 1(3)  |       the solemn ablution of the body [in Baptism] not only signifies,
 2 2     |       healed both in soul and in body in the Sacrament of Extreme
 3 10    |          of ~Christ, "This is My Body," and "This is the chalice
 4 10    | consecrate this matter ~into the Body of Christ.~ ~
 5 11    |       bread is changed into the ~Body of Christ, and wine into
 6 11(21)|          contained not ~only the body but also the blood and Christ
 7 11(21)|         the blood, but also the ~body and Christ entire. These
 8 11(21)|     blood was separated from His body; and ~hence in the form
 9 11    |  sacramentum," that is, the true Body of Christ; and that which
10 11    |        the unity of the Mystical Body, that is, the Church which ~
11 11(23)|        as ~living members to His Body. For it is written, 'He
12 12    |        Sacrament is not the true Body of Christ but ~only a sign
13 12    |      from ~tiny punctures in its body, and mixing this with flour
14 14    |       medicine for both mind and body.31~ ~Concerning this Sacrament
15 17    |         the soul and four of the body. The ~first gift given to
16 17    |          shall be enjoyed by the body is that of ~impassibility,39
17 17    |    desire: "It is sown a natural body, it ~shall rise a spiritual
18 17    |           shall rise a spiritual body."43 To all of which may