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 1 1     |          of "The ~City of God": "a Sacrament is a sacred thing" or "the
 2 1     |            grace and confer ~it. A Sacrament of the New Law is a visible
 3 1     |         away sin by virtue of the ~Sacrament of Baptism.3~ ~There are
 4 1(3)  |                                  A Sacrament, therefore, is clearly understood
 5 1(3)  |        more fully the nature ~of a Sacrament it should be taught that
 6 2     |       which is brought through the Sacrament of Baptism: "Unless a ~man
 7 2     |        indeed comes ~to him in the Sacrament of Confirmation. This is
 8 2     |            spiritually through the Sacrament of ~Penance: "Heal, O Lord,
 9 2     |            soul and in body in the Sacrament of Extreme Unction: ~"Is
10 2     |           the ~Church. Through the Sacrament of Orders the Church is
11 3     |         all the ~Sacraments that a Sacrament is made up of words and
12 3     |           to the ~element, and the Sacrament is made."10 Now, the words
13 3     |            Confirmation.~ ~In each Sacrament there is required a minister,
14 3     |          minister, who confers the Sacrament ~with the intention of doing
15 3     |       requirements is lacking, the Sacrament is not brought into ~being,
16 3     |          not intend to confer the ~Sacrament.11~ ~The effect of the Sacrament
17 3     |   Sacrament.11~ ~The effect of the Sacrament is likewise impeded through
18 3     |          he actually receives ~the Sacrament, does not receive the effect
19 3     |          receive the effect of the Sacrament, that is, the ~grace of
20 3(11) |           into the definition of a Sacrament as ~already given, although
21 3(11) |           a twofold nature. ~Every Sacrament consists of two things: '
22 3(11) |    immediately understand that the Sacrament possesses~and signifies
23 3     |          receive the effect of the Sacrament because ~of their devotion
24 3     |         their devotion towards the Sacrament, which they may have in
25 3     | characteristic of each individual ~Sacrament. Certain ones impress a
26 3     |           never again receive this Sacrament; neither can he who ~has
27 4     |            that the matter of this Sacrament is natural water, ~and it
28 4     |         necessity, he received the Sacrament and must not again be ~baptized;
29 4     |     baptized; but the grace of the Sacrament is not received, because
30 4(14) |            grace. The grace of the Sacrament is revived ("reviviscitur") ~
31 6     |     certain errors concerning this Sacrament. The first was ~that of
32 6     |             passion, gives to each Sacrament its efficacy; and He is
33 7     |          Confirmation~ ~The second Sacrament is Confirmation. The matter
34 7     |   Confirmation. The matter of this Sacrament is ~chrism made from oil,
35 7     |           bishop. The form of this Sacrament is: "I sign thee with the ~
36 7     |              The ~minister of this Sacrament is solely the bishop.19
37 7(19) |          Apostolic can confer this Sacrament validly and only within ~
38 9     |       Greeks erred concerning this Sacrament in saying that it ~could
39 9     |         they impose hands when the Sacrament ~of Confirmation is administered.~ ~ ~
40 10    |         holy Eucharist~ ~The third Sacrament is the Holy Eucharist. Its
41 10    |            be the ~matter for this Sacrament. The form of this Sacrament
42 10    |        Sacrament. The form of this Sacrament is the very words of ~Christ, "
43 10    |      Christ brings into being this Sacrament. The minister of ~this Sacrament
44 10    |   Sacrament. The minister of ~this Sacrament is the priest; and no one
45 11    |     Eucharist~ ~The effect of this Sacrament is twofold: first, in the
46 11    |          very consecration of ~the Sacrament, since in virtue of the
47 11    |         The ~second effect of this Sacrament brought about in the soul
48 11(21)|           blood. ~Again, since the Sacrament is to be used by us as the
49 11    |          follows that through this Sacrament grace is increased in ~those
50 11    |           Thus, therefore, in this Sacrament there is ~that which is
51 11    |        there is ~that which is the Sacrament alone ("sacramentum tantum"),
52 11    |             the Church which ~this Sacrament both signifies and causes.23~ ~
53 11(23)|             Those who receive this Sacrament piously and fervently must,
54 12    |         many errors regarding this Sacrament. The first error is of ~
55 12    |         those who say that in this Sacrament is not the true Body of
56 12    |    Arrodinici, who offer in ~their sacrament bread and cheese because
57 12    |            the institutor of this ~Sacrament gave to His disciples bread
58 12    |          that they consecrated the sacrament. This is more like ~the
59 12    |            man can consecrate this Sacrament. ~Against such errors is
60 12    |            power to celebrate this Sacrament; and hence only those who
61 12    |      Apostles can consecrate this ~Sacrament.~ ~
62 13    |               Penance~ ~The fourth Sacrament is Penance. The matter,27
63 13    |               as it were, of this ~Sacrament is the acts of the penitent,
64 13    |     almsgiving.~ ~The form of this Sacrament is the words of absolution
65 13    |              The minister of ~this Sacrament is the priest having authority
66 13    |       superior. The effect of this Sacrament is ~absolution from sin.28~ ~
67 13(27)|     informed on the matter of this Sacrament. That it differs from the
68 13    |           sin.28~ ~Concerning this Sacrament is the error of the Novati,
69 13    |        receive pardon through the ~Sacrament of Penance. Against this
70 13(28)|          receive the grace of this Sacrament with the greatest possible
71 13(28)|                The minister of the Sacrament of Penance ~must be a priest
72 14    |        Extreme unction~ ~The fifth Sacrament is Extreme Unction. Its
73 14    |       blessed by ~the bishop. This Sacrament should only be received
74 14    |        walking.30 The form of this Sacrament is ~this: "Through this
75 14    |      senses). The minister of this Sacrament is the priest. The ~effect
76 14    |        priest. The ~effect of this Sacrament is a medicine for both mind
77 14    |          body.31~ ~Concerning this Sacrament is the error of the Elaeonitae,
78 14(31)|                               This Sacrament imparts grace which remits
79 14(31)|            sins are removed by the Sacrament of ~Penance. Extreme Unction
80 14(31)|          is another effect ~of the Sacrament" ("Roman Catechism," "Extreme
81 15    |            Holy Orders~ ~The sixth Sacrament is Holy Orders. There are
82 15    |        order.32 The matter of this Sacrament is that matter which is
83 15    |           order. The form of this ~Sacrament is this: "Receive the power
84 15    |       orders. The minister of this Sacrament is the bishop who confers
85 15    |         orders. The effect of this Sacrament is an increase of grace
86 15    |          Christ.~ ~Concerning this Sacrament was the error of Arius,
87 15(32)|     administration of the Blessed ~Sacrament. This is the chief scope
88 16    |           Matrimony is the seventh Sacrament. It is a sign of the union
89 16    |          the third is that it is a Sacrament, or, ~in other words, the
90 16(33)|        arises from its nature as a Sacrament. This ~sacramental character