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 1   3, 27|        recalled, and its salvific power is applied to the forgiving
 2   3, 32|           and infinite redemptive power of the sacrifice of the
 3   3, 33|           Lord, be mindful of the power they have received from
 4   3, 33|      bishop who ordained them—the power of offering sacrifice to
 5   4, 34|          and applies its salvific power at the moment when he becomes
 6   4, 37|          of God, since her sacred power comes from Christ and since
 7   4, 37|         bishops who exercise that power, in keeping with the promise
 8   4, 38|        grace into the soul by the power of Christ, when they touch
 9   5, 47|       words of Christ, which have power great enough to change,
10   5, 47|       more than one occasion, the power that does this is the same
11   5, 47|        that does this is the same power of Almighty God that created
12   5, 49|       says these words, but their power and grace are from God.
13   5, 50|       truly changed by the hidden power of God Almighty into Christ'
14   5, 50|       life-giving and sanctifying power of Christ when we share
15   5, 51| consecrated; and there is greater power in the blessing and in nature,
16   5, 52|         sign and by reason of the power of the sacrament, but in
17   6, 60|          not changed; instead the power and force and life-giving