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 1 Int,  1     |       Lord, she rejoices in this presence with unique intensity. Ever
 2 Int,  6     |    himself, in his many forms of presence, but above all in the living
 3 Int,  9     |    Eucharist, as Christ's saving presence in the community of the
 4   1,  15    |          involves a most special presence which – in the words of
 5   1,  15    |     excluding all other types of presence as if they were 'not real',
 6   1,  15    |       real', but because it is a presence in the fullest sense: a
 7   1,  15    |     fullest sense: a substantial presence whereby Christ, the God-Man,
 8   1,  20    |        the Eucharist, making his presence in meal and sacrifice the
 9   2,  25    |       Eucharistic Sacrifice. The presence of Christ under the sacred
10   2,  25    |          reserved after Mass – a presence which lasts as long as the
11   2,  25(49)|     acknowledgment of the Lord's presence”: Paul VI, Encyclical Letter
12   2,  25    |     acknowledgment of the Lord's presence”: Paul VI, Encyclical Letter
13   3,  29    |          absolutely requires the presence of an ordained priest as
14   3,  32    | Sacrifice. But this requires the presence of a presbyter, who alone
15   3,  33    |      advantage of the occasional presence of a priest who is not impeded
16   4,  39    |        receiving the Eucharistic presence of the Lord, receives the
17   4,  39    |         it is the image and true presence of the one, holy, catholic
18   5,  50    |  Eucharistic Church in which the presence of the mystery of Christ
19 CON,  61    |       the Eucharist – sacrifice, presence, banquet – does not allow
20 CON,  61    |        the Eucharist, and in its presence we can hear in the depths
21 CON,  62    |    witnesses of hope. If, in the presence of this mystery, reason