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 1 2 |      devotion towards this wondrous Sacrament, wherein most especially
 2 7 |              in this most admirable Sacrament, which is the chief means
 3 7 |             is to say, wherever the Sacrament is consecrated. And in order
 4 7 |            It is plain that by this Sacrament faith is fed, in it the
 5 9 |             added that by this same Sacrament our hope of everlasting
 6 9 |          subject. Now the venerable Sacrament of the Eucharist is both
 7 10|           the Cross. Wherefore this Sacrament is at the same time a Sacrifice,
 8 11|           instituted this Venerable Sacrament, namely, by awakening charity
 9 11|            Christ has shown in this Sacrament. For in it He has not only
10 11|            visible elements of this Sacrament supply a singularly appropriate
11 11|        Augustine elsewhere says: «O Sacrament of mercy, O sign of unity,
12 12|              which derives from the Sacrament of the Eucharist so great
13 14|             may serve. But indeed a Sacrament so great and so rich in
14 14|            the worship of man. This Sacrament, whether as the theme of
15 15|                  15. In a word this Sacrament is, as it were, the very
16 15|             with Christ through the Sacrament of His Body and Blood, and
17 19|            and devotion towards the Sacrament of the Eucharist has, as
18 19|          adoration of the venerable Sacrament by day and night, or for
19 19|          prayers before the blessed Sacrament exposed for the veneration
20 19| health-giving springs of this great Sacrament andSacrifice, seconding