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certain this "peace" and this "good will." The Sacrament-
arians insist on the belief in seven sacraments and many
dogmas which neither common sense nor the simple doctrine
of Jesus could tolerate. The Church, having been cleansed
by the blood of the Redeemer through the mysteriously sancti-
fied waters of Baptism, has become the Bride of the Lamb
and his body; the Church, being herself the body of the
Lamb, feeds upon his body in the mysteriously hallowed
bread and wine, and transubstantiated into the real flesh and
blood of the Bridegroom. The Bride - Church - has par-
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ticular devotions to the "sacred hearts" of Jesus, of Mary,
and of St. Joseph; to the fourteen stages or mansions of the
arians insist on the belief in seven sacraments and many
dogmas which neither common sense nor the simple doctrine
of Jesus could tolerate. The Church, having been cleansed
by the blood of the Redeemer through the mysteriously sancti-
fied waters of Baptism, has become the Bride of the Lamb
and his body; the Church, being herself the body of the
Lamb, feeds upon his body in the mysteriously hallowed
bread and wine, and transubstantiated into the real flesh and
blood of the Bridegroom. The Bride - Church - has par-
71
ticular devotions to the "sacred hearts" of Jesus, of Mary,
and of St. Joseph; to the fourteen stages or mansions of the