Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 6,7 |     priests and shows that the priesthood of Christ incomparably surpasses~
 2 II, 6,7 |     remaining eternally,~has a priesthood that does not pass away (
 3 II, 7,3 |  forever, hath an unchangeable~priesthood. Wherefore He is able also
 4 II, 7,6 |       All three degrees of the priesthood are indispensable for the
 5 II, 8,2 |        Eucharist), Repentance, Priesthood, Matrimony, and~Unction. (
 6 II, 8,2 |  spiritual diseases (sins). In Priesthood he receives the grace spiritually
 7 II, 8,4 |        custom to anoint to the priesthood with oil from a horn.” The
 8 II, 8,7 |                                Priesthood~Concerning the pastoral
 9 II, 8,7 |     ministry in the Mystery of Priesthood, through the laying on of
10 II, 8,7 |    succession the grace of the priesthood, accompanied by the prayer~
11 II, 8,7 |     the placing in the rank of priesthood~is the communication of
12 II, 8,7 |    Timothy was ordained to the priesthood by the Apostle~Paul Himself,
13 II, 8,7 |      ordination to the rank of priesthood occurred after a general~
14 II, 8,7 |        certain persons for the priesthood is the work of men but the~
15 II, 8,7 |      in the~cheirotonia of the priesthood is acknowledged to be just
16 II, 8,7 |   mystery.~Thus the Mystery of Priesthood is a sacred action which,
17 II, 8,7 |       allows to the Mystery of Priesthood persons who were already
18 II, 8,7 |  Protestants have rejected the priesthood as a “sacrament.” Their
19 II, 8,7 | opinion that ordination~to the priesthood began to be called by the
20 App, 5,2|        the Grace of the divine priesthood.~In the Greek Church, until