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 1 Int, 5 |                           5. These words highlight both the sacrifice,
 2 Int, 5 |            according to Our Lord's words: "The man who eats my flesh
 3   1, 10|         the genuine meaning of the words or the recognized force
 4   2, 15|       properly speaking and in the words of the Sacred Liturgy, the
 5   2, 17|             had these most fitting words to offer on one occasion
 6   2, 17|           instead hold fast to His words. For His word cannot deceive." 5~
 7   2, 18|            Cyril comments upon the words, This is my body which is
 8   2, 18|           true; instead accept the words of the Savior in faith;
 9   2, 19|            St. Thomas and sing the words: "Sight, touch and taste
10   2, 21|        Apostles in these marvelous words: "Lord, to whom should we
11   2, 21|          to whom should we go? Thy words are the words of eternal
12   2, 21|           we go? Thy words are the words of eternal life." 8~
13   2, 22|          if it not be explained in words." 9~
14   2, 23|           lest our careless use of words give rise, God forbid, to
15   2, 23|       philosophers," he says, "use words freely, and they have no
16   2, 23|          things represented by the words.'' 10 ~
17   2, 24|         expresses in apt and exact words, whether it be in ordinary
18   3, 30|            the following memorable words for the neophytes whom he
19   3, 30|      concludes his talk with these words: "In the same fashion, when
20   4, 34| sacramentally present— through the words of consecration—as the spiritual
21   4, 38|         such accurate and eloquent words: "I wish to add something
22   4, 38|            former. For just as the words which God spoke are the
23   4, 44|         Council of Trent, the very words that Christ used when He
24   4, 44|         raised again." 47 To these words of St. Ignatius, we may
25   4, 44|           giving of thanks and the words spoken over it have changed
26   4, 45|           we can hardly express in words but that our minds, illumined
27   5, 47|            wine, but rather to the words of Christ, which have power
28   5, 49|          the same point with these words: "It is not man who makes
29   5, 49|         place of Christ says these words, but their power and grace
30   5, 49|           Body, he says, and these words transform what lies before
31   5, 52|          the sacred prayer and the words of the Redeemer, substantially
32   5, 53|          in the way in which these words meet with such complete
33   6, 59|          evidence of this from the words of Novatian, whose testimony
34   7, 64|           complete fidelity to the words of Christ and the Apostles,
35   7, 66|         They should remember these words: "The desire of Jesus Christ
36   7, 72|      express this in the very same words that the Council of Trent
37   7, 75|      Lingering in Our mind are the words of the holy martyr Ignatius