Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,4 |       made of rich and bright material, representing the glory
 2 2,7 |    back, a long, wide band of material, called an Orarion (or stole),
 3 3,2 |      the Priest prays for the material light and the illumination
 4 7   |      and forms drawn from the material world to transmit the revelation
 5 7   |  idolaters; for it is not the material symbol that we are worshipping,
 6 7   | mankind. We also venerate the material objects through which our
 7 7   |        Who for my sake became material and deigned to dwell in
 8 8   |  Church takes things that are material, e.g., bread, wine, water,
 9 8   |       of the Trinity, He took material flesh and made it a vehicle
10 8,2 |   solely with the earthly and material, but always summons us to
11 9,5 |  universe, the entire world — material and spiritual, visible and
12 9,5 |     My flesh (John 6:48, 51). Material bread means all that is
13 10,1|       loses everything in the material and physical sense, but