Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2,      5|    touches on the subject of the Sacrament of Christ's Body, and the
 2   2,     14|     representing Yourself in the Sacrament of the Altar, in the body
 3   3,      2|         something concerning the Sacrament of the Body of Christ, the
 4   3,      2|       giving her the food of the Sacrament [which is placed in the
 5   3,      2|    communicates with the Blessed Sacrament. He receives virtually when
 6   3,      5|          charity provided in the Sacrament of Holy Confession, the
 7   3,     24|        of the priest; and of the Sacrament of the Body of Christ; and
 8   3,     24|       Essence in that most Sweet Sacrament concealed under the whiteness
 9   3,     24|        each particle. Nor is the Sacrament diminished in itself, except
10   3,     24|        to those who receive this Sacrament. Each one carries his own
11   3,     24|      with which he receives this Sacrament, which of itself is without
12   3,     24|      lights it by receiving this Sacrament. I say without light, because
13   3,     24|        which you receive in this Sacrament, according to the holy desire
14   3,     24|          should go to this sweet Sacrament in the guilt of mortal sin,
15   3,     24|          by her darkness. Of the Sacrament she feels nothing but the
16   3,     24|       soul when she receives the Sacrament, or by any defect which
17   3,     24|          the sweet Light of this Sacrament cannot be defiled, divided,
18   3,     25|        deceived in the aforesaid Sacrament, but not those of the soul;
19   3,     25|         that she receives in the Sacrament. ~
20   3,     25|       and touch, because in this Sacrament all bodily perceptions fail. ~
21   3,     25|                      How is this Sacrament to be truly tasted, seen,
22   3,     25|       waging against you in this Sacrament; and to make you increase
23   3,     25|          you should look on this Sacrament. How do you touch It? By
24   3,     25| intellect has recognized in this Sacrament. The soul touches Me with
25   3,     25|       tremendous mystery of this Sacrament and the Grace which is contained
26   3,     25|         receive and look on this Sacrament, not only with bodily perceptions,
27   3,     25|          and taste, and see this Sacrament." ~
28   3,     26|        the soul who receives the sacrament in grace. ~
29   3,     26|        Angels. By receiving this Sacrament she dwells in Me and I in
30   3,     26|   imprint, so the virtue of this Sacrament remains in the soul, that
31   3,     27|     about the excellence of this Sacrament, have been said that we
32   3,     29|        virtue and dignity of the Sacrament, and by reason of that very
33   3,     31|   administer the sun of the holy Sacrament, and because they had the