Book, Chapter
1 I, XXVII| approach to receive the Mystery of the Holy Communion? All
2 I, XXVII| opposed to grace in that Mystery in which all sin is blotted
3 I, XXVII| this is to be received in a mystery; for if she enters the church
4 I, XXVII| as the grace of the Holy Mystery is to be with much discretion
5 I, XXVII| is sought to confer the Mystery of redemption, if a small
6 I, XXVII| forbidden to receive the Mystery of the Holy Communion during
7 I, XXVII| away with love of the same Mystery to receive it according
8 I, XXVII| or as to receiving the Mystery of the Body and Blood of
9 I, XXVII| greatness of that inestimable Mystery? For this reason also, it
10 I, XXVII| capable of receiving the Mystery of the Holy Communion, when
11 I, XXVII| the receiving of the Holy Mystery, or celebrating Mass, when
12 I, XXVII| or necessity obliges the Mystery to be shown forth, because
13 I, XXVII| from receiving the sacred Mystery; but I am of opinion he
14 I, XXVII| offering the sacrifice of the Mystery, but not from receiving
15 II, VIII | not forsaken either the mystery of His Name, or the fruit
16 II, VIII | to receive the wondrous mystery of your preaching. For He
17 II, VIII | nations, having received the mystery of the Christian faith,
18 II, XI | Creator by embracing the mystery of the Christian faith.
19 II, XI | having received the wonderful mystery of the Christian faith,
20 II, XI | of the greatness of that mystery which you have received
21 II, XII | and the reception of the mystery of the life-giving Cross,
22 III, V | infidels, to receive the mystery of the faith, or, if they
23 V, XXI | provide Bread and Wine for the Mystery of the Flesh and Blood of
24 V, XXI | though the nature of the mystery be different, as we do it
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