Document,  Part

 1  1  |           to open the Council; to receive the prelates as they arrived
 2  3,1|       confess more frequently; to receive the sacrament of the Eucharist;
 3  5,1|           apostle. But if any one receive not, as sacred and canonical,
 4  6,2|             which fruits he shall receive so long as he continues
 5  7,1|            and that all men might receive the adoption of sons. Him
 6  7,1|           for all, yet do not all receive the benefit of His death,
 7  7,1|      lastly, when they purpose to receive baptism, to begin a new
 8  7,1|          your sins, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost;
 9  7,1|         of Penance, when He said, Receive ye the Holy Ghost, whose
10  7,1|            are called indeed, but receive not grace, as being, by
11  8,1|         all men, even though they receive them rightly, but (only)
12  8,1|        the greater churches shall receive the rite of consecration
13 14,1|       given that one may worthily receive the sacred Eucharist. ~If
14 14,1|           that he approach not to receive it but with great reverence
15 14,1|        they have taught that some receive it sacramentally only, to
16 14,1|         whereas the third (class) receive it both sacramentally and
17 14,1|           God, that laymen should receive the communion from priests;
18 14,1|          to be able frequently to receive that supersubstantial bread,
19 14,4|        all the faithful of Christ receive the said venerable sacrament
20 14,4| communicates under either species receive less than he who communicates
21 15,1|        upon His disciples, saying Receive ye the Holy Ghost, whose
22 15,1|     persons who are pious and who receive this sacrament with devotion,
23 15,1|          on the part of those who receive it: a thing which the Church
24 15,2|          prescribing who ought to receive, and who to administer this
25 15,3|          of the Lord the Saviour, Receive ye the Holy Ghost, whose
26 16,1|         should they come, both to receive  ./. them kindly, and to
27 16,2|       affairs may require, and to receive the said messengers or messenger,
28 19,3|       affairs may require, and to receive the said messengers or messenger,
29 22,1|         by any divine precept, to receive the sacrament of the Eucharist
30 22,1|       institution of the Lord, to receive both species. But neither
31 22,1|           the profit of those who receive, or for the veneration of
32 22,1|          fruit thereof, they, who receive one species alone, are not
33 22,1|       faithful of Christ ought to receive both species of the most
34 22,2|      gratis: their servants shall receive nothing therefrom, and notaries
35 22,2|         shall, under any pretext, receive anything for the collation
36 22,2|             shall only be able to receive thc tenth part of a golden
37 22,2|      reside, or who do not serve, receive nothing, or less than a
38 22,2|          inconvenience, repair to receive the sacraments, and to hear
39 22,2|        the patrons and others who receive any fruits derived from
40 22,2|      Chapters shall, without fee, receive the Alms. ~Whereas many
41 23,4|       that, if those who ought to receive them should fail, on any
42 23,4|       just impediment ceasing, to receive the requisite orders within
43 24,1|     therefore do the bishops say, Receive ye the Holy Ghost; or, that
44 24,2|           set over Churches shall receive the rite of consecration
45 24,2|          on the way as it were to receive the greater orders. As regards
46 24,2|         at the altar, they should receive the sacred communion, at
47 24,2|       Ordinary. ~Although priests receive in their ordination the
48 24,2|           least once a month; and receive the body of our Lord Jesus
49 24,2|         The bishop shall annually receive the accounts of the revenues
50 25,3|        male and one female, shall receive in baptism the individual
51 25,3|       persons they have chosen to receive from the sacred font the
52 25,3|         allow him or them only to receive the baptized; shall register
53 25,4|        any other name whatsoever, receive anything, be it money, or
54 25,4|          forbid, shall presume to receive anything more than is prescribed
55 25,4|         the capacity of those who receive them, the efficacy and use
56 25,4|         at the stated hours shall receive them; all others shall,
57 25,4|       whom alone they may licitly receive the sacraments; or the bishops
58 25,4|           the bishop, that he may receive institution from him: but
59 26,3|           but shall listen to, or receive the votes of each, at the
60 26,3|        confess their sins, and to receive the most holy Eucharist,
61 26,3|       aforesaid shall be bound to receive the above-named visitors,
62 26,4|       this Council, they publicly receive all and singular the things
63 26,4|           who cherish hospitality receive Christ in (the person of)
64 26,4|      hospitals were instituted to receive a certain class of pilgrims,
65 26,4|         shall vacate it, it shall receive again the cure of souls;