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 1 1,4 |       Father elsewhere calls “mystical silence” (mystike sige).[
 2 2,1 |  Church as the historical and mystical body of Christ, vivified
 3 2,4 |      which clearly speak of a mystical union with Christ and a
 4 3,2 |     by prayer, enlivened by a mystical sense of communion with
 5 3,4 |     of a mutual indwelling, a mystical union: “If anyone loves
 6 3,4 |     14:23). The same sense of mystical union with Christ is found
 7 3,4 |   evangelical teaching of the mystical union with Christ, the source
 8 4,3 | theology of the Church as the mystical body of Christ, in which
 9 4,4 |    gifts being renewed as his mystical Body. Seen in this perspective,
10 5,2 |       with Him. In one of his mystical experiences he was lifted
11 5,5 |       and perfection of this “mystical union” with Him is the resurrection
12 5,5 |    The goal of prayer is full mystical union and communion with
13 7,4 | practical, (b) spiritual, and mystical. Some remarks on each may
14 7,4 |       it is not yet an actual mystical vision of the uncreated
15 7,4 |      give evidence of a truly mystical level of union with God
16 7,4 |    one might speak of a truly mystical cognition, mystical discernment,
17 7,4 |     truly mystical cognition, mystical discernment, grounded in
18 8,2 |     Christ, the Church as His mystical Body, the Liturgy, and the
19 9,2 |   stones, artful symbols, and mystical paintings. The family clan,
20 11,4|       Love of Neighbor in the Mystical Theology of St. Bernard