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 1 Int,  9     |       which finds authoritative expression in the work of the Councils
 2   2,  25(49)|         a sign of gratitude, an expression of love and an acknowledgment
 3   2,  25    |         a sign of gratitude, an expression of love and an acknowledgment
 4   3,  27    |     sees three meanings in this expression. First, “she was and remains
 5   3,  29    |                         29. The expression repeatedly employed by the
 6   4,  35    | perfection. The sacrament is an expression of this bond of communion
 7   4,  36    |  Council of Trent gave concrete expression to the Apostle Paul's stern
 8   4,  38    |     likewise visible, and finds expression in the series of “bonds”
 9   4,  43    |        as much as it is the apt expression and the unsurpassable source
10   5,  49    |  Eucharist has found historical expression not only in the demand for
11   5,  50    |         beauty not simply as an expression of their own talents, but
12   5,  52    |      These norms are a concrete expression of the authentically ecclesial
13   6,  56    |      his passion, and then find expression after Easter by her partaking