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 1 Int        |          celebration of this Most Holy Mystery, to offer it to
 2 Int, 3     |       their treatment of the Most Holy Mystery of the Eucharist: ~
 3 Int, 5     |         participate in it through holy Communion eat the flesh
 4 Int, 6     | Eucharistic devotion, so that the Holy Church may, with this salvific
 5 Int, 7     |          into the doctrine of the Holy Eucharist more profoundly
 6   1, 10    |        are dealing with this Most Holy Mystery in speech and writing
 7   2        |                                   HOLY EUCHARIST A MYSTERY OF FAITH~
 8   2, 21    |                 21. Moreover, the Holy Gospel alludes to this when
 9   2, 24    |   centuries, with the help of the Holy Spirit, and which she has
10   2, 24    |          for the mysteries of the Holy Trinity and the Incarnation
11   2, 25    |    Council that "the meaning that Holy Mother the Church has once
12   3, 27(12)|         of Trent, Teaching on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, c.
13   3, 29(20)|         of Trent, Doctrine on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, c.
14   3, 30    |           of all for our deceased holy forefathers and bishops
15   3, 30    |    prayers are offered while this holy and awesome victim is present."
16   3, 30    |          In support of this, this holy Doctor offers the example
17   3, 32    |         through mere reception of Holy Communion. ~
18   4, 35    |       charity in them through the Holy Spirit whom He gives to
19   4, 38    |         And so the sacraments are holy in themselves and they pour
20   4, 39(41)|           of Trent, Decree on the Holy Eucharist, c. 3. ~
21   4, 40(43)|                     Decree on the Holy Eucharist, Introduction
22   4, 44    |       when He instituted the Most Holy Eucharist, all require us
23   4, 45    |          Blessed Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist under the outward
24   4, 45(49)|                Decree on the Most Holy Eucharist, c. 1. ~
25   5, 46(51)|         Trent, Decree on the Most Holy Eucharist, c. 4 and canon
26   6, 59    |     custom, . . . and carried the holy body of the Lord around
27   6, 60    |       altered," he says, "and His holy body is not changed; instead
28   6, 61    |           Eucharist, by receiving Holy Communion from their own
29   6, 62    |        Eucharist and of receiving Holy Communion that has been
30   7        |                    Daily Mass and Holy Communion~
31   7, 66    |        receive the nourishment of Holy Communion with a pure and
32   7, 66    |         Communion with a pure and holy mind and offer fitting thanks
33   7, 72    |   conclude its decree on the Most Holy Eucharist: "In conclusion,
34   7, 72(78)|                Decree on the Most Holy Eucharist, c. 8. ~
35   7, 75    |         mind are the words of the holy martyr Ignatius warning