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 1 6 |       between the food of the body and that of the soul, that
 2 6 |       you do the food of your body, but you shall be changed
 3 7 |     wine are changed into the Body and the Blood; the species
 4 7 |     underlying substance; the Body of Christ is present in
 5 9 | afflictions to which mind and body are subject. Now the venerable
 6 9 |       soul alone, but for the body also. For it enriches the
 7 9 |      the frail and perishable body that divine Host, which
 8 9 |   Host, which is the immortal Body of Christ, implants a principle
 9 9 |    this source man's soul and body will be indebted for both
10 11|      of affording to soul and body alike, even in this life,
11 11|       when our Lord calls His Body bread, a substance which
12 11|      has bequeathed to us His Body and Blood under the form
13 11|          a symbol of that one body of which He is Himself the
14 11|      many, are one bread, one body, all we who partake of the
15 15|  through the Sacrament of His Body and Blood, and to draw them
16 15|       sacred mysteries of His Body and Blood with such constancy
17 16|       communion of the Lord's Body at least in the solemn paschal
18 19|        For the soul, like the body, needs frequent nourishment;
19 19| dispensing the mystery of His Body and Blood, can assuredly
20 20|    and advantage of the whole body politic; and may the wisdom