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1 Int    |        world, and to use it as spiritual nourishment. ~
2   3, 28|   faithful used to derive such spiritual fervor from this practice
3   3, 30|    Christian faith: "After the spiritual sacrifice, the un-bloody
4   4, 34|   words of consecration—as the spiritual food of the faithful, under
5   4, 38|    kind of consummation of the spiritual life, and in a sense the
6   4, 39|       efficacious sign "of the spiritual presence of Christ and of
7   5, 46| something sacred and a sign of spiritual food; but they take on this
8   5, 48|        receiving this bread as spiritual food and your soul will
9   7, 68|      oratories to serve as the spiritual center of a religious community