Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I, 1 | His ~Body and Blood in the sacrament. But the Eucharist is something
2 I, 5,2| processions of the Blessed Sacrament, which the Orthodox clergy
3 I, 6,3| violate the secrecy of the sacrament and to supply the police
4 II, 2,1| both the Church and the~sacrament; and that the phrase communio
5 II, 4 | distinctive feature of a sacrament: the sacraments, like the
6 II, 4 | and invisible; in every sacrament there is the combination
7 II, 4 | narrower sense of the term ‘sacrament’ there is no rigid division:
8 II, 4 | single mystery or one great sacrament, whose~different aspects
9 II, 4 | person as he administers the sacrament. When~giving Holy Communion,
10 II, 4,1| and the~symbolism of the sacrament is overthrown. Baptism signifies
11 II, 4,2| is involved~in the second sacrament of Christian initiation:
12 II, 4,2| Chrismation is also used as a sacrament of reconciliation. If an
13 II, 4,3| parish church, the Blessed Sacrament is normally reserved, most
14 II, 4,3| devotion before the reserved sacrament, nor do they have~any equivalent
15 II, 4,3| blesses the people with the sacrament during the course of the
16 II, 4,3| is offered always in the sacrament’ (ibid., p. 208).~Holy Communion.
17 II, 4,3| any disrespect towards the sacrament, but because~that is the
18 II, 4,4| taken to receive another sacrament: Repentance, Penitence,
19 II, 4,4| exomologisis). Through this sacrament sins committed after Baptism
20 II, 4,4| a ‘Second Baptism.’~The sacrament acts at the same time as
21 II, 4,4| an essential~part of the sacrament and is very often omitted.
22 II, 4,6| gift is conferred in the sacrament of Holy Matrimony.~The Marriage
23 II, 4,6| Crowning, which~constitutes the sacrament proper. At the Betrothal
24 II, 4,6| both sides there can be no sacrament of Christian~marriage. The
25 II, 4,6| and visible sign of the~sacrament, signifies the special grace
26 II, 4,7| anointing of the sick~This sacrament — known in Greek as evchelaion, ‘
27 II, 4,7| committed” (James 5:14-15). The sacrament,~as this passage indicates,
28 II, 4,7| Sometimes, indeed, the~sacrament serves as an instrument
29 II, 4,7| recover, in which case the sacrament helps him in a different
30 II, 4,7| prepare for death (‘This sacrament has two faces: one turns
31 II, 4,7| Roman Catholic Church~the sacrament has become ‘Extreme’ Unction,
32 II, 4,7| the first aspect of the sacrament — healing — has become~forgotten.
33 II, 5,2| God’s action, as a sort of sacrament’ (Un~Moine de l’Église d’
34 II, 6,2| sacraments in general, and on the sacrament of Holy Order in~particular;
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