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 1 1     |         or indicated the grace of Christ. The Apostle calls these ~"
 2 1     |     Augustine says, the merits of Christ brought about ~salvation
 3 3     |       physical acts. And so ~also Christ, who is the Author of the
 4 3     |          And just as the flesh of Christ was sanctified, and has
 5 3(11) |            in that they represent Christ, and hence, be they good
 6 3(11) |  according to the institution of ~Christ, and intend to do what the
 7 6     |         Sacraments, because it is Christ who, by the merits of His ~
 8 8     |        boldly confess the name of Christ. The one who is ~confirmed
 9 8     |        confess either the name of Christ or especially the ~cross
10 8     |          especially the ~cross of Christ, which to the Jews was a
11 10    |        who are incorporated ~into Christ. Other than wheaten bread
12 10    |   Sacrament is the very words of ~Christ, "This is My Body," and "
13 10    |          priest ~in the person of Christ brings into being this Sacrament.
14 10    |          matter ~into the Body of Christ.~ ~
15 11    |         changed into the ~Body of Christ, and wine into His Blood;
16 11    |           into His Blood; so that Christ is entirely ~contained under
17 11    |           without a subject; ~and Christ is entirely contained under
18 11    |         of the consecrated ~wine, Christ is totally present even
19 11    |          is the union of man with Christ, as He himself says: "He ~
20 11(21)|        Hence it also follows that Christ is so contained, whole and
21 11(21)|       body but also the blood and Christ entire, so in like manner
22 11(21)|            but also the ~body and Christ entire. These are matters
23 11(21)|       should it be forgotten that Christ is, whole and entire. contained
24 11(21)|          St. Augustine, 'receives Christ the Lord, and He is entire
25 11    |          man is incorporated with Christ and united to His members ~
26 11    |         that is, the true Body of Christ; and that which is the "
27 12    |           is not the true Body of Christ but ~only a sign of it.
28 12    | sacrifices of demons than that of Christ: "And they shed innocent
29 12    |         mouth of Wisdom, which is Christ: "Drink the ~wine which
30 13(28)|         also from the teaching of Christ Our Lord, handed ~down to
31 15    |           of a worthy minister of Christ.~ ~Concerning this Sacrament
32 16    |        sign of the union between ~Christ and the Church. The efficient
33 16    |         the ~indivisible union of Christ and His Church.~ ~Concerning
34 16(33)|         to us the divine union of Christ and His Church under ~the