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 1 Int,  1 |      himself, our passover and living bread. Through his own flesh,
 2 Int,  1 |        his own flesh, now made living and life-giving by the Holy
 3 Int,  6 | presence, but above all in the living sacrament of his body and
 4 Int,  7 |     draws her life. From this “living bread” she draws her nourishment.
 5   1,  14|        sacrifice. It is as the living and risen One that Christ
 6   1,  14|      life” (Jn 6:35, 48), the “living bread” (Jn 6:51). Saint
 7   1,  15|      critical thinking to the “living faith” of the Church, as
 8   1,  16| reminded of his words: “As the living Father sent me, and I live
 9   1,  17|        He called the bread his living body and he filled it with
10   1,  20|   history and plants a seed of living hope in our daily commitment
11   6,  54|        bestow on believers the living memorial of his passover,
12 CON,  59|  Golgotha is re-presented in a living way, thus revealing its
13 CON,  60|       the journey of Christian living. As I wrote in my Apostolic
14 CON,  60|       in the Gospel and in the living Tradition; it is the same
15 CON,  60|   renewed impetus in Christian living passes through the Eucharist.~