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 1   3, 32|  about "the public and social nature of each and every Mass." 28
 2   3, 32|       faithful is of its very nature particularly fitting when
 3   4, 39|       a so-called "pneumatic" nature of the glorious body of
 4   4, 44| teaches us not to look to the nature of what lies before us and
 5   5, 46|       goes beyond the laws of nature and constitutes the greatest
 6   5, 46|   since once the substance or nature of the bread and wine has
 7   5, 51| assured that this is not what nature formed but what the blessing
 8   5, 51|  power in the blessing and in nature, since nature itself is
 9   5, 51| blessing and in nature, since nature itself is changed through
10   5, 51|   things than it is to change nature." 55~
11   5, 52|       what is proper to their nature." 56~