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 1 15|        oblation, the Lord grants grace and the gift of repentance,
 2 17|       channels through which the grace of the Savior flows for
 3 17| communicating or increasing that grace which is the supernatural
 4 19|       salvation and dispenser of grace and blessing. ~
 5 22|         receives new and special grace with special helps. Thereby,
 6 22|  divinely powerful action of the grace itself, he will be able
 7 27|        expansion given by divine grace to the Church. This work
 8 36|         most obvious and, by the Grace of God, the most persuasive
 9 37|        might lose, if not divine grace, certainly that unction
10 85|       value ever more highly the grace given to you in ordination
11 86|        preserve and increase the grace of the priesthood, he placed
12 87|          be able to "stir up the grace of God." For he, too, is
13 87|         holy your ministry." The grace of God, and specifically
14 87|       God, and specifically that grace proper to the sacrament
15 87|          priesthood, the abiding grace of this divine sacrament
16 89|       established in the ways of grace," so that "the sweet odor