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 1 13| appearance of bread and wine, His Body and Blood, giving them to
 2 16|           has power over the very Body of Jesus Christ, and makes
 3 17|          this power over the real Body of Christ, the priest has
 4 17|        sublime, over His Mystical Body of Christ, a doctrine so
 5 17|        Him as Head, form a single Body of which they are the members.
 6 17|           members of the mystical Body of Christ; since he is the
 7 19|        Heaven. He accompanies the body to its resting place in
 8 20|          priest over the Mystical Body of Christ for the benefit
 9 37|       himself: "But I chastise my body, and bring it into subjection:
10 42|        way "divest himself of the body." The ancient Romans perceived
11 42|           exclude chastity of the body, which is to be understood,
12 42|         is so far superior to the body; for it should be remembered
13 44|          who offers up the living body, to cleanse his soul and
14 44|           make spotless his whole body; but he must at all times
15 55|       dignity there is formed one Body of Christ." This obedience
16 56|           Thou wouldst not: but a body Thou has fitted to Me. . .
17 79|           attributes to the whole body of the redeemed. ~