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 1 Fwd,5|          but reveres her son as “Blessed Augustine,” thus recognizing
 2  1,1 |  Dogmatic Theology (pp. 344-45), Blessed Augustine of Hippo connects
 3  1,1 |        this world be cast out”). Blessed Augustine also states that “
 4  1,1 |         irrevocably and forever. Blessed are those who, at that final
 5  4,12|         living persons; say that blessed power and help to our souls
 6  5,6 |       much serving.” Instead, He blessed the quiet Mary, who sat
 7  5,8 |       fall of the human soul. As Blessed Augustine expressed this
 8  6,13|          Roma). As the scholarly Blessed Theophylact of Ochrid noted
 9  7,14|        block.... The Lord said: “Blessed are the pure of heart, for
10  7,14|   pre-Schism Father of the West, Blessed Augustine of Hippo, expounded
11  9,15|         in complete agreement as Blessed Augustine of Hippo's teaching
12  9,15|        consensus of the Fathers. Blessed Augustine was the only main
13  9,42|          were the descendants of blessed Seth and were dwelling in
14  9,42|         the desire to regain the blessed existence of Paradise became
15  9,42|          the actual paradisiacal blessed condition by earthly means.
16  9,42|        apostates from Him, or as Blessed Augustine of Hippo later
17 10,14| speculation. It begins by citing Blessed Augustine's correct assertion
18 10,14|           this introduction with Blessed Augustine's comment could
19 10,14|      that there is no doubt that Blessed Augustine believes in the
20 10,16|        the end of the world,” He blessed the pastoral work of their
21 10,16|       New chrism is periodically blessed and the old chrism is added
22 10,20|         that time, all the Jews “blessed the ways of the Lord, the
23 10,21|         of grace and the future, blessed life — but we pray to the
24 10,21|          Holy Scripture states: “Blessed are the dead which die in
25 10,21|        Glorious Ever-Virgin, the Blessed Theotokos. Remember her,
26 10,21|          some of us suddenly saw blessed Ignatius standing and embracing
27 10,23|   favored, the Lord is with thee blessed art thou among women” (Lk
28 10,23|         venerated Mary, saying, “Blessed art thou among women, and
29 10,23|        art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb:
30 10,23|    Christ's words, said to Him, “Blessed is the womb that bare Thee,
31 10,23|       generations would call her blessed (Lk 1:48). Who was the Theotokos,
32 10,25|        generations shall call me blessed” (Lk 1:48), Protestantism,
33 10,26|  Conception from the writings of Blessed Augustine of Hippo and St.
34 10,28|          after saying, “Come, ye blessed of My Father, inherit the
35 10,28|      reproved, and as joy in the blessed! [Mystic Treatises].~ ~C.
36 11,4 |       liturgical use having been blessed through the example of the
37 11,4 |        the greatest gift of the “blessed ending,” when we are granted