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 1     Int,  2     |        engaged in living out the mystery of the Holy Eucharist. Amid
 2     Int,  3     |          present within time the mystery of his death and resurrection.
 3     Int,  5     |     whose devotion to this great Mystery will not fail to suggest
 4     Int,  5     |         so to speak, in the very Mystery which nourishes the spiritual
 5       I,  6     |         Incarnate Word, both the mystery of God and the mystery of
 6       I,  6     |       the mystery of God and the mystery of man are revealed.2 In
 7       I,  10    |         of shedding light on the mystery of the Eucharist in its
 8       I,  10    |   worship demanded by so great a Mystery. Above all, I suggested
 9      II         |              II~THE EUCHARIST, A MYSTERY OF LIGHT~
10      II,  11    |        aspect of the Eucharistic mystery, one which should always
11      II,  11    |          God: The Eucharist is a mystery of light! What does this
12      II,  11    |     mysterium fidei. Through the mystery of his complete hiddenness,
13      II,  11    |     hiddenness, Christ becomes a mystery of light, thanks to which
14      II,  12    |      teaching by speaking of the mystery of his person and then goes
15      II,  12    |         Scriptures” point to the mystery of his person (cf. Lk 24:
16      II,  14    |          Through these signs the mystery in some way opens up before
17      II,  14    |         to the dimensions of the Mystery. “The Eucharist is too great
18      II,  16    |         demand on our faith: the mystery of the “real” presence.
19      II,  16    |          memorial of the Paschal Mystery, as eschatological anticipation —
20      II,  16    |    symbolism. The Eucharist is a mystery of presence, the perfect
21      II,  16(14)|       Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery (25 May 1967), 9: AAS 59 (
22      II,  17    |         The Eucharist is a great mystery! And it is one which above
23      II,  17    |       best way to enter into the mystery of salvation made present
24      II,  17    |       pass from its signs to the mystery which they contain, and
25      II,  17    |           and to enter into that mystery in every aspect of their
26     III,  20    |      bread” (1Cor 10:17). In the mystery of the Eucharist Jesus builds
27     Con,  29    |          contemplates this great Mystery. It is an amazement which
28     Con,  31    |       the presence of this great mystery, or experience hours of
29     Con,  31    | relationship with this most holy mystery”.26 The Eucharistic Bread