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 1 1  |             rank of a truly and great sacrament of the New Law, restored
 2 10 |                conjugal faith and the sacrament."10 And how under these
 3 31 |          Augustine we have called the sacrament, by which is denoted both
 4 33 | indissolubility when he says: "In the sacrament it is provided that the
 5 34 |            raised to the dignity of a sacrament, was divinely instituted
 6 36 |                The observance of this sacrament is such in the City of God . . .
 7 38 |       considering the benefits of the Sacrament, besides the firmness and
 8 38 |               emoluments as the word "sacrament" itself very aptly indicates;
 9 38 |              to the dignity of a true sacrament of the New Law, made it
10 39 |             being by that very fact a sacrament."40 ~
11 40 |           even unto death. Hence this sacrament not only increases sanctifying
12 41 |               their duties. By such a sacrament they will be strengthened,
13 41 |              the binding force of the sacrament. Indeed, as the Holy Doctor
14 41 |              faith, does not lose the sacrament of Faith which it received
15 42 |             by the golden bond of the sacrament, not hampered but assisted,
16 42 |            power and symbolism of the sacrament, but also through their
17 43 |               conjugal faith, and the sacrament. No one can fail to admire
18 49 |              to the dignity of a true sacrament, but invented by man. Some
19 79 |        blessing, which is that of the sacrament, far surpasses the other
20 80 |          dignity which comes from the sacrament, by which the Christian
21 80 |             to the Apostle as a great sacrament, honorable in every way.61 ~
22 105|        raising it to the dignity of a Sacrament by which such an abundant
23 110|            diligent reflection on the sacrament they have received, will
24 110|              their state by a special sacrament, the efficacious power of
25 110|               expresses himself: "The sacrament of matrimony can be regarded
26 110|          permanent state. For it is a sacrament like to that of the Eucharist,
27 110|               whilst it remains, is a sacrament; for as long as the married
28 110|              so long is their union a sacrament of Christ and the Church."83 ~
29 111|          order that the grace of this sacrament may produce its full fruit,
30 111|           laid up in the soul by this sacrament. Let not, then, those who
31 111|              neglect the grace of the sacrament which is in them;84 for,
32 111|        disciple Timothy regarding the sacrament of holy Orders when the
33 126|               as civil effects of the sacrament of matrimony all that is
34 129|         expounded concerning the holy Sacrament of Matrimony, the wonderful