Ecclesia de Eucharistia
   Chap., §
 1 Int,  1 |        the changing of bread and wine into the body and blood
 2 Int,  2 |          Then he took the cup of wine and said to them: “Take
 3   1,  15|    consecration of the bread and wine effects the change of the
 4   1,  15|       the whole substance of the wine into the substance of his
 5   1,  15|       exhorts – in the bread and wine merely natural elements,
 6   1,  15|          our mind, the bread and wine have ceased to exist after
 7   1,  15| sacramental species of bread and wine”.26~
 8   2,  25|          species of bread and of wine remain 45 – derives from
 9   5,  47|        Christ over the bread and wine, which he made into concrete
10   6,  54|        able to change water into wine, he can also turn bread
11   6,  54|          can also turn bread and wine into his body and blood,
12   6,  55|     under the signs of bread and wine, the Lord's body and blood.~
13   6,  55|     under the signs of bread and wine.~“Blessed is she who believed” (
14   6,  58|   sacramental signs of bread and wine, the seeds of that new history
15 CON,  59|        the consecrated bread and wine the divine Wayfarer who
16 CON,  62|        humble signs of bread and wine, changed into his body and


Redemptoris Mater
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17   1,  21|           the water changed into wine - which prompts the Evangelist
18   1,  21|          Son. We read: "When the wine gave out, the mother of
19   1,  21|       said to him, 'They have no wine.' And Jesus said to her, '
20   1,  21|     water, and the water becomes wine, better than the wine which
21   1,  21|    becomes wine, better than the wine which has previously been
22   1,  21|        importance ("They have no wine"). But it has a symbolic


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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23   7,  48|      human hands - the bread and wine - are transformed mysteriously,
24   7,  49|         says: "They have no more wine" (Jn 2:3). She is also the