Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,4  |     whole person, not just the body, nor even just human "nature".
 2 III,8 |        property typical of the body, neither "feminine" nor "
 3  V,15 |    pouring this ointment on my body she has done it to prepare
 4 VI,18 |    absorbs the energies of her body and soul. It is therefore
 5 VI,19 |    takes place" in her, in her body, which is nevertheless profoundly
 6 VI,19 |     Covenant in Christ, in his body and blood, in his Cross
 7 VI,19 |      can say to the Father: "A body you have prepared for me.
 8 VI,19 | motherhood in reference to the body, but at the same time he
 9 VI,20 |       the energies of soul and body during one's earthly life
10 VI,21 |        being who is a unity of body and spirit? Thus there exist
11 VII,23|  because we are members of his body. 'For this reason a man
12 VII,25|    passage is also called his "body" (cf. Eph 5:23), he has
13 VII,26|        has given himself": his body has been "given", his blood
14 VII,26|       creates" the Church, his body. Christ is united with this "
15 VII,26|    Christ is united with this "body" as the bridegroom with