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 1 Int,  5 | Ecclesia de Eucharistia. By the gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
 2 Int,  5 |   concentrated' for ever in the gift of the Eucharist. In this
 3 Int,  5 |       of the Eucharist. In this gift Jesus Christ entrusted to
 4 Int,  7 |       thanking the Lord for the gift of the Eucharist and the
 5 Int,  7 |  Eucharist and the priesthood: “Gift and Mystery”.4 By proclaiming
 6 Int,  10|        Eucharist is too great a gift to tolerate ambiguity and
 7   1,  11|      Christ her Lord not as one gift – however precious – among
 8   1,  11|         many others, but as the gift par excellence, for it is
 9   1,  11|       excellence, for it is the gift of himself, of his person
10   1,  11|        humanity, as well as the gift of his saving work. Nor
11   1,  11|   gratitude for its inestimable gift.12 I wish once more to recall
12   1,  13|       their spiritual food. The gift of his love and obedience
13   1,  13|         is in the first place a gift to his Father. Certainly
14   1,  13|       Father. Certainly it is a gift given for our sake, and
15   1,  13|         is first and foremost a gift to the Father: “asacrifice
16   1,  13|     Phil 2:8), his own paternal gift, that is to say the grant
17   1,  17|     Church implores this divine Gift, the source of every other
18   1,  17|       the source of every other gift, in the Eucharistic epiclesis.
19   1,  17|       in Christ”.29 Thus by the gift of his body and blood Christ
20   1,  17|         increases within us the gift of his Spirit, already poured
21   2,  23|         with Christ, which is a gift and grace for each of us,
22   2,  23|     place in Baptism though the gift of the Spirit (cf. 1 Cor
23   2,  24|                         24. The gift of Christ and his Spirit
24   3,  29|       which they celebrate is a gift which radically transcends
25   3,  29|    minister. This minister is a gift which the assembly receives
26   3,  30|        which is the Church this gift redounds to the benefit
27   4,  39|       Lord, receives the entire gift of salvation and shows,
28   4,  43|          sees this as a special gift of God.89 It was an efficacious
29   4,  43|     endowment and every perfect gift (cf. Jas 1:17), the Church
30   5,  48|        before the unsurpassable gift of the Eucharist. No less
31   6,  57|      continually receiving this gift. It means accepting – like
32 CON,  60|       resurrection, we have the gift of the Holy Spirit, we have
33 CON,  61|        of the greatness of this gift. We are urged to do so by