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 1 10|   mankind. He had a physical body like that of any other man:
 2 10|     a spiritual and mystical body, the society, namely, of
 3 10|    We are many, but one sole body in Christ" (Rom. xii., 5).
 4 10|     to Himself the spiritual body formed by those who were
 5 10|      says are members of His body, of His flesh, and of His
 6 10|      the womb of Mary like a body united to its head. Hence,
 7 11|     that Christ, Head of the Body of the Church (Coloss. i.,
 8 13|    16), "from whom the whole body, being compacted and fitly
 9 13|       maketh increase of the body unto the edifying of itself
10 13|      of which is to join the body to the head and to transmit
11 13|  head and to transmit to the body the influences and volitions
12 13| communicates to His mystical body all spiritual gifts" (Quadrag.
13 17|  from the heart; acts of the body have here neither utility
14 21|    in Him. She bore His dead body to the tomb, but never for
15 27| solemnity of the Most Sacred Body of Christ, inclusively,