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1 1 | The Sacraments of the Church~ ~We shall now consider
2 1 | consider the Sacraments of the Church. We shall treat them ~under
3 1 | and multiply the entire Church.~ ~
4 2 | bring in the priests of the church, and ~let them pray over
5 2 | the common good of the ~Church. Through the Sacrament of
6 2 | Sacrament of Orders the Church is ruled and is ~spiritually
7 3 | of doing that which the Church intends. If any one of ~
8 3(11) | administered by men in His Church, not by Angels. The ministers
9 3(11) | observed in the Catholic Church according to the institution
10 3(11) | and intend to do what the Church does in the administration
11 4 | the form specified by the Church, and intends to act according ~
12 4 | to the intention of the Church. If a person is baptized
13 4 | contrary to the law of the Church regulating reception ~of
14 7(19) | Confirmation in the Latin Church is the ~bishop. In virtue
15 9 | Now, the bishops of the Church are in the places of the ~
16 11 | Mystical Body, that is, the Church which ~this Sacrament both
17 11(23)| and brotherhood in the ~Church" ("Roman Catechism," "loc.
18 13(28)| evident in the law of the Church. Whoever performs this sacred
19 15 | to offer sacrifice in the Church for ~the living and the
20 15(32)| the other ministers of the Church, but also the faithful, ~
21 16 | between ~Christ and the Church. The efficient cause of
22 16 | union of Christ and His Church.~ ~Concerning Matrimony
23 16(33)| union of Christ and His Church under ~the figure of marriage" ("
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