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 1 Int, 4 |        Death and Resurrection: a sacrament of love, a sign of unity,
 2 Int    |               Both Sacrifice and Sacrament Highlighted~
 3 Int, 5 |        celebrated daily, and the sacrament in which those who participate
 4   1, 11|        Christ's presence in this Sacrament; or to discuss the mystery
 5   2, 18|       Christ are present in this Sacrament "cannot be apprehended by
 6   2, 20|    Christ's being present in the sacrament as in a sign; the great
 7   2, 20|         that He is really in the sacrament, as He is in heaven. And
 8   4, 34|          say something about the Sacrament of the Eucharist, since
 9   4, 34|         since both Sacrifice and Sacrament pertain to the same mystery
10   4, 38|        It is His presence in the Sacrament of the Eucharist, which
11   4, 39|           as if this most sacred Sacrament were to consist in nothing
12   4, 44|    effect that is proper to this Sacrament—the unity of the Mystical
13   4, 44|       what it is that makes this Sacrament different from all the others.
14   4, 45|         contained in the Blessed Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist under
15   4, 45|          at the same time in the sacrament of the Eucharist "in a manner
16   5, 46|          becomes present in this Sacrament is through the conversion
17   5, 47| reflecting upon this most sacred Sacrament, they should not pay attention
18   5, 52|       reason of the power of the sacrament, but in the very truth and
19   5, 55|        all times paid this great Sacrament the worship known as "latria,"
20   6, 56|          ought to be paid to the Sacrament of the Eucharist, both during
21   7, 66|        united to God through the Sacrament and to have them draw from
22   7, 66|          day to the Most Blessed Sacrament in the very special place
23   7, 67|         is being offered and the Sacrament is being confected, but
24   7, 67|         has been offered and the Sacrament confected—while the Eucharist
25   7, 70|          Venerable Brothers, the Sacrament of the Eucharist is a sign
26   7, 71|         adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and they have, by virtue
27   7, 74|     doctrine of this most sacred Sacrament. ~
28   7, 75|    offered, received" 81 in this Sacrament under the appearances of