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 1   1,  13|         sacrifice in the strict sense, and not only in a general
 2   1,  15|         presence in the fullest sense: a substantial presence
 3   1,  15|        truth” and the “intimate sense of spiritual realities”25
 4   1,  20|        rather than lessens, our sense of responsibility for the
 5   3,  27|        the Apostles, not in the sense that it did not originate
 6   3,  27|      the centuries. ~The second sense in which the Church is apostolic,
 7   3,  28|      Church is apostolic in the sense that she “continues to be
 8   3,  28|      exist in a proper and full sense. ~The Eucharist also expresses
 9   3,  28|   Eucharist also expresses this sense of apostolicity. As the
10   4,  44|     communion, by weakening the sense of how far we remain from
11   5,  49|        49. With this heightened sense of mystery, we understand
12   5,  50| preserved a remarkably powerful sense of mystery, which leads
13   5,  52|         a result of a misguided sense of creativity and adaptation
14   6,  55|                55. In a certain sense Mary lived her Eucharistic
15   6,  56|      thus foretold, and in some sense Mary's Stabat Mater at the
16   6,  58|        anticipation and in some sense their programme and plan.