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 1 III |           by the benefits of her mercy, and by the rewards of her
 2 III |         benefits of her gracious mercy, by which so many in the
 3 III |          by her most resplendent mercy.~Thirdly, consider that
 4 V   |         all grace and truth, all mercy and justice, which looked
 5 V   |        grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace in seasonable
 6 V   |          in goodness and deepest mercy. Therefore she obtaineth
 7 V   |         she obtaineth for us the mercy of her Son, as it were an
 8 V   |          grace and glory, but in mercy so high, so wide, so deep?
 9 V   |          it is especially of her mercy that Bernard saith: "Who
10 V   |       depth and sublimity of thy mercy, O blessed one? For the
11 V   |         the earth is full of her mercy; and the sublimity of it
12 V   |        her many benefits and her mercy. In these branches the birds
13 V   |          to all the bosom of her mercy, that all may receive of
14 V   |       not experience the odor of mercy of this fruit? Oh, if thou
15 V   |        of charity, the bowels of mercy, the fullness of grace,
16 V   |         Mary gathers in souls to mercy, gathers evil-doers into
17 V   |        swiftly bestows on us her mercy. Booz is interpreted as "
18 V   |          many are saved and find mercy, who were given up as hopeless
19 VI  |         to beseech the Mother of Mercy to say to her Son that you
20 VI  |   merciful, she is the Mother of Mercy. For if she had compassion
21 VI  |          the Holy Ghost may have mercy on us.~Fourthly, consider
22 VI  |    Assuerus, she found grace and mercy before him above all women,
23 VII |          life, of the unction of mercy, of the fecundity of a pious
24 VII |        is full of the unction of mercy and of the oil of piety.
25 VII |       are all full of the oil of mercy. Well, therefore, doth St.
26 VII |     anointed with the oil of the mercy of thy heart, when that
27 VII |         that inestimable work of mercy, which God had predestined
28 VII |        us beg for the oil of her mercy in this world, lest we should
29 VII |          opened the bosom of her mercy to all, that all may receive
30 VII |          the fullness of helping mercy, of the perfection of the
31 IX  |      loving Lord in His infinite mercy. For He is the Lord of whom
32 IX  |      sweet and mild, and of much mercy to those who invoke Thee" (
33 IX  |         5.) He is a Lord of much mercy in many temporal benefits,
34 IX  |           which out of his great mercy He has bestowed upon us,
35 IX  |      throne shall be prepared in mercy, and one shall sit upon
36 IX  |         5.) The throne of divine mercy is Mary, the Mother of mercy,
37 IX  |     mercy is Mary, the Mother of mercy, in whom all find the solace
38 IX  |      whom all find the solace of mercy. For as we have a most merciful
39 IX  |        Lady. Our Lord is of much mercy to all who invoke Him, and
40 IX  |          and our Lady is of much mercy to all who invoke her. Therefore
41 IX  |     silent on the subject of thy mercy, O blessed Virgin, who,
42 IX  |         thousand benefits of her mercy, who is so renowned for
43 X   |         latter; for great as the mercy of Mary was while she was
44 X   |       world, much greater is her mercy now that she reigns in Heaven.
45 X   |          she shows men a greater mercy, for she now sees more clearly
46 X   |       the splendor of her former mercy Mary was fair as the moon;
47 X   |       the splendor of her latter mercy she resembles the sun. For
48 X   |          splendor, so the latter mercy of Mary surpasses in greatness
49 X   |          in greatness her former mercy. Who is there upon whom
50 X   |       Who is there upon whom the mercy of Mary does not shine?
51 X   |         therefore, the flower of mercy, the mother of the Sun of
52 X   |      mother of Him, I say, whose mercy leads us to love, whose
53 X   |       who is in fact our love by mercy, our fear by justice, our
54 X   |          and in judgment, and in mercy, and in commiserations,
55 X   |   beautiful in compassion and in mercy in the regard of her neighbors,
56 X   |         conscience, beautiful in mercy, in affection, and in compassion
57 XI  | according to the same grace, His mercy to me; grant that the love
58 XI  |       you any bowels of piety or mercy, consider with what love
59 XI  |        aid, and if her grace and mercy supervene, it will be as
60 XI  |         by the patronage and the mercy of Mary, we are incited
61 XIII|          producing the flower of mercy; let us now consider in
62 XIV |          of the greatness of the mercy to be bestowed by thee;
63 XIV |         all grace and truth, all mercy and justice, which looked
64 XIV |          of the multitude of her mercy. She is signified by Ruth,
65 XIV |         Lord, because thy former mercy hath surpassed the latter."
66 XIV |          the latter." The former mercy of Mary was that which she
67 XIV |        in this world; the latter mercy is that which she has now
68 XIV |        is blessed because of her mercy, when her mercy in itself
69 XIV |   because of her mercy, when her mercy in itself is inestimable?
70 XIV |    reckon how inestimable is the mercy of Mary, on account of which
71 XIV |         is Mary for the manifold mercy which man received through
72 XIV |   through whom we first received mercy from the hand of the Lord,
73 XIV |         we need the blessing and mercy of Mary. Let us, therefore,
74 XIV |           therefore, invoke this mercy and this blessing with St.
75 XIV |          because of thy manifold mercy. Blessed, I say, because
76 XIV |        thou hast merited, by the mercy which thou hast brought
77 XV  |   kindness, full of meekness and mercy, give thanks to Him who
78 XVII|          by bearing the fruit of mercy. Because the highest fruit
79 XVII|     Because the highest fruit of mercy is the highest mercy, which
80 XVII|          of mercy is the highest mercy, which is God; therefore
81 XVII|           who bore this fruit of mercy most abundantly, was most
82 XVII|       how far from this fruit of mercy of the merciful, and of