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 1 1  |        bring them back to their heavenly Father, the primal source
 2 20 |          and through Him to the heavenly Father. It is, in short,
 3 24 |         Him and through Him the heavenly Father may be duly glorified.
 4 39 |      resembles in some sort the heavenly hierarchy.~
 5 64 |       sons of adoption to their Heavenly Father of their souls' salvation.~
 6 71 |         is to give glory to the Heavenly Father. From His birth to
 7 74 |      which he received from his heavenly Father. Accordingly, he
 8 98 |        in this sacrifice to the heavenly Father may have its full
 9 112|       the priest partake of the heavenly food. Although it is most
10 120|     bread, sit down to the same heavenly table, to partake of the
11 121|        may be filled with every heavenly blessing and grace."112~
12 124|   through Him be brought to the heavenly Father; wherefore this same
13 127|       of Christ, let us ask for heavenly aid at that moment in which
14 134|         and who reigns upon His heavenly throne. Thus, St. John Chrysostom
15 135|       of the cross implores the heavenly Father to deign to look
16 135|       be pleased to shower down heavenly favors upon those whom the
17 136|      they ask130 and find there heavenly consolation.~
18 146|       with God, He shows to the heavenly Father His glorified wounds, "
19 150|         gives homage to God and heavenly food to the soul. Although
20 156|  perceive and grasp more easily heavenly gifts.~
21 161|        of praise offered to the heavenly Father by the Christian
22 169|        and through Him with the Heavenly Father. Holier than the
23 170|             and there honor the heavenly Father for ever and ever.~
24 196|     shine forth with a wondrous heavenly splendor, and contribute
25 209| preparation and a token of that heavenly liturgy in which we hope