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Scruton finds in Gilbey, as he did in the Polish student, an invitation "to transubstantiate ourselves in thought, from appetite to will, and from flesh to spirit. when one recalls that the indelible mark that the character imprints on the soul of the priest is no other than the power with which he is invested to transubstantiate bread and wine and to absolve, even if he happens himself personally to be unworthy by the loss of grace. Now, I am certain that priestly charism transubstantiates my lame lay prose into inspired revelation, but do not my efforts smack of presumption |
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