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 1  1,2|   perform them. In this way, as human society became organized,
 2  1,3|     Himself, the divine and the human. By touching our brow, breast
 3  2,9|    natures — the divine and the human; that of three candles is
 4  5,4|    committed calls forth in the human soul entreaty for mercy.
 5  6,7|          now as a symbol of the human race, swallowed by the spiritual
 6  7,1|      united, the divine and the human. On the top of each loaf
 7  7,1|       faith is enkindled in the human soul through the action
 8  7,1|       faith is enkindled in the human soul by the grace of the
 9  8,1|     which was so joyous for the human race since it opened the
10  9,1|       time submerged the entire human race, symbolizes purification,
11  9,3|     Christ. Therefore, as every human being enters into the Church
12  9,5| considers as a condescension to human weakness, and therefore