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 1  2,4|        partake of the Body and Blood of Christ. The altar is
 2  2,4|     Christ, saturated with His Blood), reserved for giving communion
 3  2,4|        the cup filled with His Blood in the form of wine.~Sometimes
 4  2,5|       Sacrament — the Body and Blood of Christ — is administered
 5  7,1|        partake of His Body and Blood under the guise of bread
 6  7,1|     straightway there came out blood and water.” With the last
 7  7,1|      you (the cup); this is My Blood of the New Testament,† which
 8  7,1|     and the Wine into His true Blood, then blesses the Gifts.
 9  7,1|    substance into the Body and Blood of Christ. All who are present
10  7,1|  Spirit). Uniting the Body and Blood of Christ, the priest remembers
11  7,1|        of the Body then of the Blood of Christ, after which the
12  7,1|  commemorated, by Thy precious Blood and by the prayers of Thy
13  7,1|       truly Thine Own precious Blood. Wherefore, I pray Thee,
14  7,1|  chalice, receive the Body and Blood of Christ out of the spoon
15  7,1|     precious and holy Body and Blood of our Lord and God and
16  8,2|   should be sprinkled with the blood of animals sacrificed to
17  8,2|    mercy, the wine of Christ’s Blood, the perfumes symbolize
18  8,3|      Christian feast. Then the blood of the lamb with which the
19  8,3|     life, received through the Blood of Christ the Saviour.~ ~ ~
20  9,3|     the red wine signifies the Blood of Christ, shed for our
21  9,6|    Christ’s sake, who shed His blood on the Cross for our salvation.
22 11  |        lets him partake of the Blood of Christ from the chalice.
23 11  |         in Heaven).”~    † The blood of the Old testament is
24 11  |       the Old testament is the blood of animals, which were offered
25 11  |   prototype of Christ. But the blood of the New Testament is
26 11  |       the New Testament is the Blood of Christ, shed for our
27 11  | mystically transmuted into the Blood of Christ, therefore the