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 1   1,  15    |         the spousal meaning of the body: "You have heard that it
 2   1,  21    |            becomes a member of his Body, which is the Church (cf.
 3   1,  25    |        times is shown forth in his body, which is the Church. For
 4   2,  46    |          the first place the human body, its make-up and its processes:
 5   2,  47    |            being, as existing in a body and in history. Furthermore,
 6   2,  48    |  particular the place of the human body in questions of natural
 7   2,  48    |         ends up treating the human body as a raw datum, devoid of
 8   2,  48    | Consequently, human nature and the body appear as presuppositions
 9   2,  48    |      essentialiter the form of his body.86 The spiritual and immortal
10   2,  48    |            only point out that the body, which has been promised
11   2,  48    |          The person, including the body, is completely entrusted
12   2,  48    |          and it is in the unity of body and soul that the person
13   2,  48    |           virtue, discovers in the body the anticipatory signs,
14   2,  49    |           the moral meaning of the body and of kinds of behaviour
15   2,  49    |         promised to them. In fact, body and soul are inseparable:
16   2,  49(88)|           of conduct involving the body: cf. Reconciliatio et Paenitentia (
17   2,  50    |           in the unity of soul and body, in the unity of his spiritual
18   2,  50    |  particular to make use of his own body".90 To give an example,
19   2,  50    |        which expresses itself in a body and a body informed by an
20   2,  50    |   expresses itself in a body and a body informed by an immortal
21   2,  50    |  specifically human meaning of the body be grasped. Indeed, natural
22   2,  63    |         The eye is the lamp of the body. So if your eye is sound,
23   2,  63    |           eye is sound, your whole body will be full of light; but
24   2,  63    |           is not sound, your whole body will be full of darkness.
25   2,  67    |          of the moral agent in his body and in his soul. A fundamental
26   2,  73    |            what he has done in the body" (2 Cor 5:10). ~
27   3,  99    |           the majority of a social body may violate these rights,
28   3,  101   | impartiality in the service of the body politic, respect for the
29   3,  105   |          will deliver me from this body of death?" asks the Apostle
30   3,  109   |          14:16-17), "the universal body of the faithful who have
31   3,  111   |    theology cannot be reduced to a body of knowledge worked out
32 Conc,  119  |         let him become part of the body, that he may have life.