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 1  3,1|      those inferior to them in spiritual rank, but only with one
 2  3,2|    that they have received the spiritual sword — the Word of God,
 3  4,8|      Christians and grant them spiritual mercies. The service ends
 4  4,9|        not daylight alone, but spiritual Light: Christ the Saviour.
 5  4,9|    prayers for the granting of spiritual gifts to Christians.~The
 6  6,2|  petitions for the granting of spiritual and bodily mercies in the
 7  6,7|   human race, swallowed by the spiritual Beast — the devil, drowning
 8  6,8|  petitions for the granting of spiritual mercies to all Christians.
 9  6,8|        for the gift not of the spiritual light alone, but also of
10  6,9|     all Christians and ask for spiritual mercies in the words of
11  7,1|       worldly care, we ask for spiritual mercies only. To the petitions
12  7,1|      may be acceptable to God: spiritual peace, mutual love, and
13  7,1|      at His holy, heavenly and spiritual altar (i.e., non-substantial,
14  7,1|       by us), as the odor of a spiritual sweet smell, may in return
15  8,2|      this water wash us of all spiritual impurity and to preserve
16  8,2|        to preserve us from the spiritual serpent, which striveth
17  8,2|     Holy Spirit, and make it a spiritual anointment, a repository
18  9,1|  lighted candles symbolize the spiritual illumination which is imparted
19  9,1|        baptism they assume the spiritual care of the neophyte and
20  9,1|         Through these duties a spiritual relationship is established
21  9,3|       the visible image of the spiritual body called, “the Church
22  9,4| confession enters into a close spiritual connection with him, and
23  9,4|       therefore is called his “spiritual father,” while the penitent
24  9,4|      penitent is the priest’s “spiritual child.” The spiritual father
25  9,4|       s “spiritual child.” The spiritual father does not merely hear
26  9,4|        to find out what is his spiritual disease, points out to the
27  9,4|      means that the better the spiritual father knows his spiritual
28  9,4|     spiritual father knows his spiritual children, the more useful
29  9,4|        rule, therefore, that a spiritual father shall not be changed
30  9,4|       sometimes happens that a spiritual father remits a penitent’
31  9,4|        called a “penance.” The spiritual father imposes a penance
32  9,4|     The penance imposed by one spiritual father cannot be remitted
33  9,4|       that of the death of the spiritual father himself.~ ~ ~
34  9,5|   takes an oath instituted for spiritual authorities, of fulfilling
35  9,6|      sickness, both bodily and spiritual. The oil for this Sacrament
36  9,6|     heal thy servant N. of the spiritual and bodily infirmities which
37 10,1| obedience to the will of their spiritual guides, with complete surrender
38 10,1|     with the belt, in token of spiritual regeneration and mortification
39 10,1|     This counter is the monk’s spiritual sword which helps him to
40 11  |      are merely symbols of the spiritual qualities or forces of the