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 1 1 |     privilege of our intimate union with so exalted a Head,
 2 5 |     long to share in the same union and charity.~
 3 6 |  broken the bond of brotherly union between nations, We have
 4 6 |    testimony to the wonderful union existing among Christians;
 5 8 |   drawing closer the bonds of union between Christians and between
 6 9 |    but a juridical and social union, there is on the other hand
 7 11|     Body of Christ and of the union in this Body of the faithful
 8 48|      accompany the hypostatic union, since the Holy spirit dwells
 9 61|      Mystical Body the mutual union, though intrinsic, links
10 62|   moral body the principle of union is nothing else than the
11 62| superior to whatever bonds of union may be found in a physical
12 64|     but He is one through the union of both and one in both ...
13 67|       very special way of our union with Christ in the Body
14 67|     at once evident that this union is very close. In the Sacred
15 67|     is compared to the chaste union of man and wife, to the
16 67|    man and wife, to the vital union of branch and vine, and
17 67|    not hesitate to liken this union to that wonderful unity
18 68|                       68. Our union in and with Christ is first
19 68| higher, no doubt, will be the union. Now the end in question
20 70|      yet another principle of union must be added to them in
21 75|      our nature in hypostatic union: hence - as Maximus of Turin
22 78|       profound truth - of our union with the Divine Redeemer
23 78| mystery of this our wonderful union with Christ. But let all
24 78|   reject every kind of mystic union by which the faithful of
25 80|       memory, speaking of our union with Christ and with the
26 80|   through which this mystical union will attain its confirmation
27 80|  heaven says: "This wonderful union, or indwelling properly
28 81| proposed concerning the close union of the Mystical Body of
29 81|      Eucharist, by which this union during this mortal life
30 82| striking manifestation of our union among ourselves and with
31 86|   into a wonderfully intimate union, he nevertheless distinguishes
32 87|    deduce from the mysterious union of us all with Christ a
33 91|     which embraces the hidden union of us all with Christ, We