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 1 11|         a source of hope, glory, power and spiritual liberation.
 2 13|          should apply its saving power unto the remission of sins
 3 16|         its splendor; for he has power over the very Body of Jesus
 4 17|                 17. Besides this power over the real Body of Christ,
 5 17|         his side the priest with power received from God, in the
 6 20|         content Us. This is that power which, as St. John Chrysostom
 7 20|     Angels nor Archangels" - the power to remit sins. "Whose sins
 8 20|          retained"; a tremendous power, so peculiar to God that
 9 20|       God-Man who possessed the "power on earth to forgive sins"
10 21|        hand of God through whose power is wrought this wonder.
11 23|         For it has within itself power to strike strong deep roots
12 24|        soul and brings light and power; the voice of the priest
13 25|       and dwell upon their inner power; for they make plain the
14 26|       and gloriously reveals the power for good of the word of
15 27|       manifests most vividly the power of expansion given by divine
16 43|      something beyond the common power; He Himself was the Son
17 63|          which has within it the power to spur on to the very highest
18 77|     moreover, a means within the power of everyone. It should be
19 87| sacrament will not be wanting in power to enable him to fulfill