Chap., §

 1   1,  14|       the sacred mysteries “is a true confession and a remembrance
 2   1,  16|     realized. The Eucharist is a true banquet, in which Christ
 3   3,  31|      Eucharistic Sacrifice – the true centre of their lives and
 4   4,  35| celebration of the Eucharist and true participation in it. Consequently
 5   4,  36|      Only in this way do we have true communion with the Father,
 6   4,  39|         that it is the image and true presence of the one, holy,
 7   4,  39|          were celebrated without true communion with the Bishop.
 8   4,  40|     urged them to reflect on the true reality of the Eucharist
 9   4,  45|       communion, the same is not true with respect to the administration
10   4,  46|         And the opposite is also true: Catholics may not receive
11   5,  50|  competent Authority. This holds true both for the figurative
12   6,  58|        Jesus. This is itself the true “Eucharistic attitude”.~
13 CON,  62|        the great interpreters of true Eucharistic piety. In them