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 1 2  |          a visible priesthood to offer everywhere the clean oblation4
 2 2  |          the shackles of sin, to offer God that unconstrained and
 3 12 |        no plan or initiative can offer better prospect of success
 4 21 |         on which they proceed to offer the sacrifice, and around
 5 72 |      immense love He knew, could offer Him a worthy return of gratitude.
 6 80 |          union with Him let them offer up themselves.~
 7 83 |    present than that they should offer the sacrifice privately
 8 85 |        said that the faithful do offer the divine Victim, though
 9 86 |          memory, "do the priests offer the sacrifice, but also
10 87 |       sacrifice inasmuch as they offer the same. The following
11 87 |           are used: "For whom we offer, or who offer up to Thee . . .
12 87 |        For whom we offer, or who offer up to Thee . . . We therefore
13 87 |        thy whole people . . . do offer unto thy most excellent
14 89 |         the canon of the Mass to offer up the sacrifice. To satisfy
15 90 |          in ancient times - they offer to the ministers at the
16 90 |      alms they get the priest to offer the divine victim for their
17 91 |     present at Mass, are said to offer the sacrifice.~
18 92 |       exact meaning of the word "offer." The unbloody immolation
19 92 |    namely, because they not only offer the sacrifice by the hands
20 93 |          clear that the faithful offer the sacrifice by the hands
21 93 |    Church can rightly be said to offer up the victim through Christ.
22 93 |       conclusion that the people offer the sacrifice with the priest
23 95 |       assert that priests cannot offer Mass at different altars
24 98 |   oblation by which the faithful offer the divine Victim in this
25 99 |        as "a holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices,
26 99 |      Priest and through Him they offer themselves as a spiritual
27 103|          the faithful, when they offer up the divine Victim in
28 104|      should Christians forget to offer themselves, their cares,
29 118| sacrifice, because they likewise offer it after their own manner,
30 119|      crowd to the altar rails to offer themselves, their innocence
31 124|        we may always continue to offer thanks114 . . . and may
32 124|         no time when we must not offer God thanks, and if we must
33 124|        with us intimately and to offer us a refuge in His loving
34 127|         these sentiments that we offer and immolate ourselves as
35 139|   Gentiles, "by him Jesus let us offer the sacrifice of praise
36 205|     which heaven and earth daily offer to God.~