Chapter

 1 IV   |        to pride; most loving by charity in opposition to envy; most
 2 IV   |     Mary was most loving by her charity. For she is that Mary of
 3 IV   |  visitation of Mary was full of charity. In the description of that
 4 IV   |        four times named and her charity towards God and towards
 5 IV   |         is most fully declared. Charity to our neighbor should be
 6 IV   |      word and in deed. Mary had charity to her neighbor in her heart,
 7 IV   |         haste in this office of charity but the love that burned
 8 IV   |       who are tardy in works of charity! Mary, again, cherished
 9 IV   |          Mary, again, cherished charity to her neighbor in her words;
10 IV   |        the salutation of Mary." Charity in greeting our neighbor
11 IV   |        Maria. Mary not only had charity in her heart and in her
12 IV   |     saith: "She who came out of charity, remained at her post."
13 IV   |       As Mary in all things had charity for her neighbor, so above
14 IV   |        above all things she had charity towards God. For she is
15 V    |       the dropping honeycomb of charity, the bowels of mercy, the
16 VI   |        spoke to men the word of charity and the word of truth: the
17 VI   |      word of truth: the word of charity in greeting, the word of
18 VI   |          Mary spoke the word of charity when she so affectionately
19 VI   |    earth? For in the offices of charity she went with haste into
20 XI   |       St. Bernard speaks thus: "Charity burned in Mary by seeking
21 XI   |       as the sun in her radiant charity. Happy he who cultivates
22 XI   |          that, being fervent in charity, intact in virginity, devout
23 XI   |       sun of truth, the fire of charity, the stone of firmness or
24 XI   |          where so many marks of charity appear in one, and present
25 XII  |        let that torpor in which charity grows cold, pass, and then
26 XII  |      Mary. Golden indeed by her charity, royal by her nobility;
27 XII  |       chastity, and the rose of charity."~Thirdly, consider in Mary
28 XV   |      humility against pride, by charity against envy, by meekness
29 XV   |         womb; from above in her charity to God, from below in her
30 XV   |         how Mary is blessed for charity against envy. The envious
31 XV   |        received the blessing of charity. She may well, therefore,
32 XV   |       on fire with the ardor of charity. Therefore, the burning
33 XV   |    Think, therefore, what great charity Mary had towards God, when
34 XV   |      the flesh. Think also what charity she had towards her neighbor,
35 XV   |       for her humility, for her charity, for her meekness, for her
36 XV   |       in humility, most rich in charity, most patient in meekness,
37 XVI  | fragrance by hope, its savor by charity. I say that the Fruit of
38 XVI  |      The fruit of the spirit is charity, joy, peace, patience, benignity,
39 XVII |        the most affectionate in charity. Well, therefore, does St.
40 XVII |         passed into the love of charity, since within her rested
41 XVII |     rested for nine months that charity which is God?"~Thirdly,
42 XVII |       best fruit of the mind is charity, of which the Apostle says: "
43 XVII |      the first is best, namely, charity, by which all the others,
44 XVIII|       the fruits of Christ, and charity. The trees of the wood,
45 XVIII|        shall bear this fruit by charity, shall find all things prosperous,