Centesimus annus
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 1   4,  43    |          obligation to earn one's bread by the sweat of one's brow


Dives in misericordia
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 2   4,    5   |      father's hired servants have bread enough and to spare, but
 3   7,   13   |           as often as we eat this bread and drink this cup," we


Dominum et vivificantem
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 4   3,  62    |     themselves to the breaking of bread and the prayers," and in


Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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 5 Int,  1     |           through the changing of bread and wine into the body and
 6 Int,  1     |           our passover and living bread. Through his own flesh,
 7 Int,  2     |         is there that Christ took bread, broke it and gave it to
 8 Int,  3     |    fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers” (2:42).
 9 Int,  3     |         42). The “breaking of the bread” refers to the Eucharist.
10 Int,  7     |           life. From this “living bread” she draws her nourishment.
11   1,  14    |      become in the Eucharist the “bread of life” (Jn 6:35, 48),
12   1,  14    |         Jn 6:35, 48), the “living bread” (Jn 6:51). Saint Ambrose
13   1,  15    |           the consecration of the bread and wine effects the change
14   1,  15    |        Jerusalem exhorts – in the bread and wine merely natural
15   1,  15    |    independently of our mind, the bread and wine have ceased to
16   1,  15    |        the sacramental species of bread and wine”.26~
17   1,  17    |     Ephrem writes: “He called the bread his living body and he filled
18   1,  18    |           defined the Eucharistic Bread as “a medicine of immortality,
19   2,  21    |      sacrament of the Eucharistic bread, the unity of the faithful,
20   2,  23    |          to the Corinthians: “The bread which we break, is it not
21   2,  23    |      Christ? Because there is one bread, we who are many are one
22   2,  23    |         we all partake of the one bread” (1 Cor 10:16-17). Saint
23   2,  23    |      perceptive: “For what is the bread? It is the body of Christ.
24   2,  23    |       bodies but one body. For as bread is completely one, though
25   2,  25    |         as long as the species of bread and of wine remain 45 –
26   4,  36    |        himself, and so eat of the bread and drink of the cup” (1
27   4,  43(91)|          of us, who share the one bread and the one cup, to one
28   5,  47    |         spoken by Christ over the bread and wine, which he made
29   5,  47    |           of the “breaking of the bread” already well-established
30   5,  48    |         quo Christus sumitur! The bread which is broken on our altars,
31   5,  48    |           is panis angelorum, the bread of angels, which cannot
32   5,  50    |           of Christ in the broken bread is as it were immersed in
33   6,  53    |       devoted to “the breaking of bread” (Acts 2:42).~But in addition
34   6,  54    |       into wine, he can also turn bread and wine into his body and
35   6,  54    |      passover, thus becoming the 'bread of life'”.~
36   6,  55    |      receives, under the signs of bread and wine, the Lord's body
37   6,  55    |       divinity under the signs of bread and wine.~“Blessed is she
38   6,  58    |          the sacramental signs of bread and wine, the seeds of that
39 CON,  59    |      recognize in the consecrated bread and wine the divine Wayfarer
40 CON,  62    |            In the humble signs of bread and wine, changed into his
41 CON,  62    |         Come then, good Shepherd, bread divine,~Still show to us


Evangelium vitae
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42   2,  48    | temptation: "Man does not live by bread alone, but ... by everything


Fides et ratio
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43   1,  13    |     Eucharist remain among common bread”.17~In short, the knowledge


Laborem exercens
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44 Bles        |           man must earn his daily bread1 and contribute to the continual
45   1,    1   |         is true that man eats the bread produced by the work of
46   1,    1   |          means not only the daily bread by which his body keeps
47   1,    1   |          keeps alive but also the bread of science and progress,
48   1,    1   |           truth that he eats this bread by "the sweat of his face"6,
49   2,    9   |           your face you shall eat bread"16. These words refer to
50   5,   26   |           Apostle to earn his own bread72. "With toil and labour
51   5,   27   |           your face you shall eat bread till you return to the ground,


Redemptor hominis
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52   3,  16    |         we think that, instead of bread and cultural aid, the new
53   4,  20    |        himself, and so eat of the bread and drink of the cup"171.~


Redemptoris missio
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54   7,  83    |      hungry for God, not just for bread and freedom. Missionary


Sollicitudo rei socialis
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55   7,  48    |         work of human hands - the bread and wine - are transformed
56   7,  48    |           work of our hands - the bread and wine-serve for the coming


Veritatis splendor
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57   1,  21    |          As often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim