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 1 1 |   Baylon, whose devotion to the mystery of the Eucharist was so
 2 2 |        connected with this same mystery, for the defence and honour
 3 7 |                             The Mystery of Faith~7. Moreover, in
 4 7 |         the human mind than the mystery of the Eucharist, the "mystery
 5 7 |  mystery of the Eucharist, the "mystery of faith," as it has been
 6 7 |         called. For in this one mystery the entire supernatural
 7 7 |        its homage to this great mystery, there have not been wanting,
 8 14|    their point of rest. In this mystery more than in any other that
 9 15|        veneration of the august mystery by surrounding it with holy
10 17|       up in this most venerable mystery, regarded as a Sacrifice;
11 19| consecrating and dispensing the mystery of His Body and Blood, can
12 20|    charity, Who instituted this mystery for all time "for the life