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 1 Int,  2 |          tradition, it was first celebrated by Jesus himself. The Upper
 2 Int,  4 |        Whenever the Eucharist is celebrated at the tomb of Jesus in
 3 Int,  8 | lakeshores and seacoasts; I have celebrated it on altars built in stadiums
 4 Int,  8 |          Because even when it is celebrated on the humble altar of a
 5 Int,  8 |  Eucharist is always in some way celebrated on the altar of the world.
 6 Int,  10|       sacrificial meaning, it is celebrated as if it were simply a fraternal
 7   2,  21|       sacrificed' (1 Cor 5:7) is celebrated on the altar, the work of
 8   3,  27|     command, that the Church has celebrated the Eucharist down the centuries. ~
 9   3,  27|          is apostolic, for it is celebrated in conformity with the faith
10   3,  29|    Eucharistic mystery cannot be celebrated in any community except
11   4,  35|      Eucharist that it should be celebrated in communion, and specifically
12   4,  38|        the Church, demands to be celebrated in a context where the outward
13   4,  39|          the Church's unity were celebrated without true communion with
14   4,  39|          That Eucharist which is celebrated under the Bishop, or under
15   5,  49|      grandeur of the event being celebrated. This led progressively
16   5,  52|          which the mysteries are celebrated. The Apostle Paul had to
17   6,  56|     Eucharist which the Apostles celebrated as the memorial of that
18 CON,  59|     Virgine! Several years ago I celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
19 CON,  59|          2 November 1946, when I celebrated my first Mass in the Crypt