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 1 1     |        pertain to the effect of grace. First of ~all, that must
 2 1     |          however, did not cause grace but only ~signified or indicated
 3 1     |      signified or indicated the grace of Christ. The Apostle calls
 4 1     |   because they did ~not contain grace, and they were weak because
 5 1     |   because they could not confer grace. ~In them, as St. Augustine
 6 1     |        other hand, both contain grace and confer ~it. A Sacrament
 7 1     |       visible form of invisible grace. Thus, ~the exterior washing
 8 3     |  Sacraments is that they confer grace. It is also common to all
 9 3     |        Sacrament, that is, the ~grace of the Holy Spirit. "For
10 4     |     again be ~baptized; but the grace of the Sacrament is not
11 4(14) | hindrance) to the ~reception of grace. The grace of the Sacrament
12 4(14) |         reception of grace. The grace of the Sacrament is revived ("
13 11    |         to His members ~through grace, it follows that through
14 11    |     that through this Sacrament grace is increased in ~those who
15 13(28)|        faithful to ~receive the grace of this Sacrament with the
16 14(31)|          This Sacrament imparts grace which remits sins, especially
17 15    |     Sacrament is an increase of grace for the ~performance of