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 1 21(23)  |                                  Acts, 2:42.~
 2 23      |        nevertheless, the outward acts of religion, designed to
 3 27      |      inasmuch as she is holy and acts always in closest union
 4 29      |   sacrifice of the altar. Christ acts each day to save us, in
 5 31      |         phrase calls the various acts of mortification, especially
 6 32      |       themselves to merely human acts, with the express purpose
 7 39      |    qualified to perform the same acts. The divine Redeemer has
 8 42      |        to perform those official acts of religion by which men
 9 52      |     introduced through which the acts of the liturgy proceeded
10 65(55)  |                                  Acts, 20:28.~
11 83      |     power, while the priest only acts in virtue of an office committed
12 84      |        to recall that the priest acts for the people only because
13 96      |     inasmuch as he who offers it acts in the name of Christ and
14 127     |        may have a share in those acts with which He adores the
15 132     |           Sometimes these public acts of adoration are of short
16 140     | every-day life. According to the acts of the Apostles, the disciples
17 140(134)|                              Cf. Acts, 2:1-15.~
18 165(151)|                              Cf. Acts, 10:38.~
19 194(177)|                              Cf. Acts, 4:32.~