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 1 6  |  faithful participation in the eucharistic sacrifice. Only a short
 2 20 |        and above all under the eucharistic species. He is present in
 3 27 |       there is question of the eucharistic sacrifice and the sacraments,
 4 52 |     Incarnate Word of God, the eucharistic sacrament and sacrifice,
 5 53 |     and again, the practice of eucharistic communion under a single
 6 59 |      celebration of the august eucharistic sacrifice; those who transfer
 7 70 |        really present: now the eucharistic species under which He is
 8 71 |       their divine Head in the eucharistic sacrifice, and with Him,
 9 72 |      act of thanksgiving or a "eucharistic" act; since this "is truly
10 75 |      down that by means of the eucharistic sacrifice the saving virtue
11 78 |      of the sacraments and the eucharistic sacrifice, to obtain the
12 80 |     that to participate in the eucharistic sacrifice is their chief
13 82 |    faithful participate in the eucharistic sacrifice does not mean
14 83 |    Wherefore, they look on the eucharistic sacrifice as a "concelebration,"
15 87 |       rites and prayers of the eucharistic sacrifice signify and show
16 96 |        social character of the eucharistic sacrifice, for as often
17 104|   enough to participate in the eucharistic sacrifice with that general
18 115|       over-emphasized that the eucharistic sacrifice of its very nature
19 122|   people duly take part in the eucharistic sacrifice and not seldom
20 129|                       129. The Eucharistic Food contains, as all are
21 131|       Christ hidden behind the eucharistic veils and pray to Him for
22 132|      especially at the time of Eucharistic Congress, which pass through
23 134|       be admitted that by this Eucharistic cult men falsely confound
24 136| Redeemer concealed beneath the eucharistic species, may be entirely
25 138|        based especially on the eucharistic sacrifice and the use of
26 201|        the faithful attend the eucharistic sacrifice from which they
27 205|    sacred liturgy: namely, the eucharistic sacrifice, representing