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 1 3     |       sanctified are called the matter of the Sacraments. Water, ~
 2 3     |     Water, ~for example, is the matter of Baptism, and the holy
 3 3     |      and the holy chrism is the matter of ~Confirmation.~ ~In each
 4 3     |        of the words, or if the ~matter is not present, or if the
 5 3(11) |        consists of two things: 'matter' which is called the ~element,
 6 3(11) |    words had to be added to the matter. Water for example, has
 7 3(11) |         as they make use of the matter and the form ~always observed
 8 3     |       not however as far as the matter is concerned. Thus, one
 9 3     |        once. Yet, regarding the matter, the same Host cannot be ~
10 4     |       it must be known that the matter of this Sacrament is natural
11 7     |  Sacrament is Confirmation. The matter of this Sacrament is ~chrism
12 10    |         the Holy Eucharist. Its matter is wheaten bread and ~wine
13 10    |        the grape cannot be the ~matter for this Sacrament. The
14 10    |        else can consecrate this matter ~into the Body of Christ.~ ~
15 13    |       Sacrament is Penance. The matter,27 as it were, of this ~
16 13(27)|     especially ~informed on the matter of this Sacrament. That
17 13(27)| Sacraments in that for them the matter is something, whether natural
18 13(27)|     natural or ~artificial; the matter as it were (quasi-materia)
19 13(27)|  because they are not ~the real matter that they are called by
20 13(27)|       called by the Council the matter as it were, ~but because
21 13(27)|         are not of that sort of matter which is applied ~externally,
22 14    |         is Extreme Unction. Its matter is olive oil blessed by ~
23 15    |   dignity than ~an order.32 The matter of this Sacrament is that
24 15    |       of this Sacrament is that matter which is handed ~over to
25 15    |        the handing over of that matter which in a special way ~