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 1 VI,21  |           the woman as a virginal bride - when joined to Christ,
 2 VI,21  |        gift of the person" of the bride to the groom. In this way,
 3 VII    |              VII~THE CHURCH - THE BRIDE OF CHRIST~
 4 VII,23 |           about the Church as the bride of Christ, and also indicates
 5 VII,23 |        Church - the Church is the Bride of Christ. This analogy
 6 VII,23 |          spousal love even if the bride often shows herself to be
 7 VII,23 |          to present you as a pure bride to her one husband" (2 Cor
 8 VII,23 |       fact that the Church is the bride of Christ: "The Holy One
 9 VII,24 |     Bridegroom of the Church, his Bride.~
10 VII,25 |         of the bridegroom for the bride, such an analogy expresses
11 VII,25 |      regard to the person of the "bride". According to the Letter
12 VII,25 |      Letter to the Ephesians, the bride is the Church, just as for
13 VII,25 |           as for the Prophets the bride was Israel. She is therefore
14 VII,25 |    through the Church, to be the "Bride" of Christ, the Redeemer
15 VII,25 |            In this way "being the bride", and thus the "feminine"
16 VII,25 |       included in the concept of "Bride". This should not surprise
17 VII,25 |         the great analogy of the "Bride" in the Letter to the Ephesians.
18 VII,25 |         male and female - is the "Bride", in that he or she accepts
19 VII,26 |         the Bridegroom and of the Bride. The Eucharist makes present
20 VII,26 |           the bridegroom with the bride. All this is contained in
21 VII,26 | Bridegroom towards the Church the Bride. This is clear and unambiguous
22 VII,27 |                   The Gift of the Bride ~27. The Second Vatican
23 VII,27 |      Letter to the Ephesians: the bride united to her Bridegroom;
24 VII,27 |          called to respond - as a bride - with the gift of their
25 VII,27 |         expresses the gift of the Bride.~This is of fundamental
26 VII,27 |       great mystery" in which the Bride responds with the gift of
27 VII,27 |          whom the response of the Bride to the Bridegroom's redemptive
28 VII,27 |             an example of how the Bride must respond with love to
29 VIII,29|    between the Bridegroom and the Bride, also makes reference to
30 VIII,29|   Bridegroom" and the Church "the Bride", he indirectly confirms
31 VIII,29|          the truth about woman as bride. The Bridegroom is the one
32 VIII,29|         is the one who loves. The Bride is loved: it is she who
33 VIII,29|         of the Bridegroom and the Bride speaks of the love with
34 VIII,29|         precisely the woman - the bride - who manifests this truth