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 1 7 |  individual men, and the supreme Sacrifice offered on Calvary is in
 2 7 |          In every place there is sacrifice, and there is offered to
 3 10|  Sacrament is at the same time a Sacrifice, seasonable throughout the
 4 11|    writes: "In a word the Lord's sacrifice symbolises the oneness of
 5 12|        extended by virtue of the Sacrifice to all those who are numbered
 6 12|      that although the venerable Sacrifice may be lawfully offered
 7 13|      love ceaselessly renews His Sacrifice. And thus it is not difficult
 8 16|          the fruits of this holy Sacrifice" (conc. Trid., Sess. XIII.
 9 17|                              The Sacrifice of the Mass~17. Most abundant,
10 17| venerable mystery, regarded as a Sacrifice; a Sacrifice which the Church
11 17|       regarded as a Sacrifice; a Sacrifice which the Church is accordingly
12 17|    inward reverence paid to this Sacrifice should be alike increased.
13 17|          towards the Eucharistic Sacrifice, than which nothing can
14 18|      must derive from this great Sacrifice. The heart is saddened when
15 18|     principally by means of this Sacrifice. For it is only in virtue