Chapter

 1 II   |             so that, as the sinful soul, the throne of the devil,
 2 III  |          sorrow passed through her soul. Well could she say with
 3 III  |             And, therefore, Mary's soul was filled with exceeding
 4 III  |             pray, let the faithful soul pray: "For Thou lightest
 5 III  |      worthy of this name." Now the soul of man is the handmaid who
 6 III  |           Lady Mary is every human soul, yea, the universal Church.
 7 III  |            longeth to venerate, my soul desireth to beseech, because
 8 IV   |            same Mary who said: "My soul doth magnify the Lord."
 9 IV   |        doth magnify the Lord." The soul magnifies that which it
10 IV   |        rejoices in. Therefore, the soul of Mary most befittingly
11 IV   |        contradicted, and thine own soul a sword shall pierce." This
12 IV   |           cannot kill or wound the soul, so the sharp Passion of
13 IV   |          compassion it pierced the soul of Mary, never dealt it
14 V    |          of God, that is, the holy soul, saith as in the Canticle: "
15 V    |         eternal concupiscences." O soul, O soul, dost thou not experience
16 V    |         concupiscences." O soul, O soul, dost thou not experience
17 V    |        glorious. Delightful in her soul, miraculous in her Son,
18 V    |   therefore, made the mind and the soul of Mary delightful with
19 V    |         enriched who said: "Let my soul be filled as with marrow
20 VI   |         the truth set in order the soul of Mary in truth above herself,
21 VI   |           lowliness, she said: "My soul doth magnify the Lord."
22 VI   |       because of thee, and that my soul may live by thy grace" (
23 VI   |         seven gifts of body and of soul. Every glorified body has
24 VI   |       sword passed through her own soul? For we neither read nor
25 VI   |          thou, is the glory of her soul ? This blessed soul has
26 VI   |            her soul ? This blessed soul has three beatific gifts-the
27 VI   |          Heaven, how much more the soul of her who brought forth
28 VI   |            forth in this world the soul of the Beatifier of all
29 VI   |          Again, what wonder if the soul of Mary is immersed in fecund
30 VI   |           fruition is immersed the soul of Mary who was fed by the
31 VI   |              Mary in brightness of soul enjoys Christ, and His glorious
32 VII  |         rest, namely, the rational soul of man. But alas! this Man,
33 VII  |        synagogue, His house of the soul, for "far from sinners is
34 VII  |        handmaid of the Lord.... My soul doth magnify the Lord."
35 VIII |             how rich is she in her soul, who was so rich in her
36 IX   |       Aaron were not upright? What soul would be just, if Mary were
37 IX   |         bestowed on the God-loving soul, who was reinstated by thee."
38 X    |    singularly, both in body and in soul, the court of the Lord,
39 X    |         his handmaid." O Christian soul, handmaid of the Lord, with
40 XI   |          while she revolved in her soul all that she had heard and
41 XI   |            because he corrupts the soul, which is the spouse of
42 XII  |           the sweet incense of the soul, is the aspiration of hope
43 XII  |        figure of the contemplative soul, whom God raises up in contemplation
44 XII  |            the tumult of men. This soul by contemplation enters
45 XII  |          are the two powers of the soul, the intellect, which proceeds
46 XII  |          which follow by love. The soul which has thus entered into
47 XII  |          comfort the contemplative soul, when the happy Virgin Mary,
48 XII  | contemplation and devotion of this soul, which is so loving and
49 XII  |          it; so that from this the soul is strengthened against
50 XII  |         justice. The contemplative soul of St. Anselm desired this
51 XII  |       thyself, O Lady, to the weak soul who followeth thee."~Likewise
52 XII  |        fruit, the beatitude of her soul. It is to be noted that
53 XII  |       Virgin was taken up body and soul into Heaven, and that her
54 XII  |      Heaven, and that her body and soul are now in glory. St. Augustine
55 XII  |     ineffable joy both in body and soul, in her own Son, by her
56 XII  |        unspeakable pleasure of her soul. We must note that, according
57 XII  |            blessed pleasure in the soul. Let us, therefore, discern
58 XIV  |           more delightful must the soul of Mary be, that Paradise
59 XIV  |         golden urn is the precious soul of Christ; and the manna
60 XV   |          unhappy is every accursed soul to whom it shall be said: "
61 XV   |      without doubt is every sinful soul, but blessed art thou, O
62 XV   |            XX, 6.) If every humble soul is, as it were, a valley
63 XV   |       ministered to every faithful soul. It is said in Deuteronomy: "
64 XV   |           signifies every faithful soul enriched by divine grace.
65 XV   |           eternal death. Let every soul in danger of eternal death
66 XV   |          say, therefore: Let every soul about to die say with St.
67 XV   |      loving kindness, let my dying soul sigh at the sight of such
68 XV   |          the body, but also in the soul, so Mary obtained for us
69 XV   |          the body, but also in the soul; not a spiritual blessing
70 XVI  |            Him say to the faithful soul, let Him say to the Church: "
71 XVI  |       produce this fruit; thine, O soul, who art drawn to love this
72 XVI  |          is most delightful to the soul that thirsts for Christ.
73 XVI  |           first day illumining the soul is faith. And certainly,
74 XVI  |         This was felt by that holy soul who says: "I sat under the
75 XVI  |        Body of Christ, the oil the soul of Christ, and the wine
76 XVI  |         can abundantly refresh the soul; it is so abundant that
77 XVI  |            to satiety the rational soul, which the whole world and
78 XVI  |          is, which can satisfy the soul, which the whole world cannot
79 XVI  |       fully refresh the insatiable soul, but it is also so abundant
80 XVII |           the mind of any faithful soul; the fruit of the womb according
81 XVII |            fruit of all. For every soul conceives the Word of God,
82 XVII |           Juda, and every faithful soul is of the house of Juda;
83 XVII |           Mary, but every faithful soul wishing to bear fruit upward,
84 XVII |         from its root.' " Whatever soul shall have struck deeply
85 XVII |         every sort of trial have a soul so patient, so just, so
86 XVII |             that is, from one just soul to another; from flower
87 XVII |          the whole affection of my soul in the praises of thanksgiving;
88 XVIII|         enrichment of the rational soul; the ninth is the consummation
89 XVIII|          Hear me, O Lady! Heal the soul of thy servant who is a
90 XVIII|       hunger, or the famine of the soul, lest for want of due nourishment
91 XVIII|          they could truly say: "My soul hath cleaved to the pavement."
92 XVIII|         enrichment of the rational soul. It is said in Proverbs: "
93 XVIII|          produced it, but also the soul of every faithful Christian
94 XVIII|        which are profitable to the soul; hence we find, "and all
95 XVIII|          whose account every elect soul is planted on so sublime
96 XVIII|             to enrich the rational soul; ninthly, to consummate