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A priestly,
prophetic, and royal people

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of all visible creatures only man is “able to know and love his
creator”.²¹⁹ He is “the only creature on earth that God has
willed for its own sake”,²²⁰ and he alone is called to share, by
knowledge and love, in God’s own life. It was for this end that he was created,
and this is the fundamental reason for his dignity:
What
made you establish man in so great a dignity? Certainly the incalculable love
by which you have looked on your creature in yourself! You are taken with love
for her; for by love indeed you created her, by love you have given her a being
capable of tasting your eternal Good.²²¹

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2318 “In [God’s] hand is
the life of every living thing and the breath of all mankind”
(Job 12:10).

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Consider how Jesus Christ] teaches us to be humble, by making us see that our virtue does not depend on
our work alone but on grace from on high. He commands each of the faithful who
prays to do so universally, for the whole world. For he did not say “thy
will be done in me or in us,” but “on earth,” the whole earth,
so that error may be banished from it, truth take root in it, all vice be
destroyed on it, virtue flourish on it, and earth no longer differ from
heaven.¹⁰⁷

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that by the hands of your holy
Angel

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Priests must encourage the faithful to come to the sacrament of Penance and
must make themselves available to celebrate this sacrament each time Christians
reasonably ask for it.⁷⁰

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The
Eucharistic Sacrifice. When the celebration takes place in church the Eucharist
is the heart of the Paschal reality of Christian death.¹⁸⁹ In the
Eucharist, the Church expresses her efficacious communion with the departed:
offering to the Father in the Holy Spirit the sacrifice of the death and
resurrection of Christ, she asks to purify his child of his sins and their
consequences, and to admit him to the Paschal fullness of the table of the
Kingdom.¹⁹⁰ It is by the Eucharist thus celebrated that the community
of the faithful, especially the family of the deceased, learn to live in
communion with the one who “has fallen asleep in the Lord,” by
communicating in the Body of Christ of which he is a living member and, then,
by praying for him and with him.

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The name of Jesus is at the heart of Christian prayer. All liturgical prayers
conclude with the words “through our Lord Jesus Christ”. the Hail
Mary reaches its high point in the words “blessed is the fruit of thy
womb, Jesus.” the Eastern prayer of the heart, the Jesus Prayer, says:
“Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.” Many
Christians, such as St. Joan of Arc, have died with the one word
“Jesus” on their lips.

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you chose the descendants of
Abraham to be your holy nation.

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