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 1 Int,  1 |           from the Eucharist. This truth does not simply express
 2   1,  11|   perpetuated down the ages.9 This truth is well expressed by the
 3   1,  11|           once more to recall this truth and to join you, my dear
 4   1,  15|           down the centuries, this truth has stimulated theology
 5   1,  15|     Magisterium's “sure charism of truth” and the “intimate sense
 6   1,  16|            emphasize the objective truth of his words: “Truly, truly,
 7   3,  29|           a sacrifice in which, in truth, nobody can take his place”.60
 8   3,  30|          bear clear witness to the truth. This would result in slowing
 9   4,  34|    Byzantine tradition voiced this truth: in the Eucharist “unlike
10   4,  38|           one who rejects the full truth of the faith regarding the
11   4,  38| Eucharistic mystery. Christ is the truth and he bears witness to
12   4,  38|            he bears witness to the truth (cf. Jn 14:6; 18:37); the
13   4,  39|         Sacrifice. Hence the great truth expressed which the Liturgy
14   4,  44|           regard to one or another truth of the faith. The path towards
15   4,  44|          can only be undertaken in truth. In this area, the prohibitions
16   4,  46|   sacraments and, among these, the truth regarding the need of the
17   4,  46|        right to our witness to the truth – and for the cause itself
18   6,  58|           the spirit of Mary. This truth can be understood more deeply