Chapter, Paragraph

1 1,4 |      austere life, were, in a real sense, martyrs when martyrdom
2 1,4 |  culture, but they showed now real interest in his message
3 2,4 |      relic of a Saint, making real the early liturgical connection
4 6,6 |    expression of the Church's real mystical life, indicating
5 6,6 | mystical life, indicating the real union of God and man in
6 8,3 |  enactment or a symbol, but a real sacrifice. In the second,
7 8,3 | sacrifice consists not of the real or blood sacrifice of the
8 8,3 |    its enactment, but it is a real sacrifice. On the other
9 10,3|      14,18). St. John records real events, but goes beyond