Chapter

 1 III  |             She is the lamp of the Church, enkindled by God for this
 2 III  |            purpose that by her the Church might be enlightened against
 3 III  |     darkness of the world. Let the Church, therefore, pray, let the
 4 III  |           soul, yea, the universal Church. The eyes of this handmaid
 5 III  |      mistress, for the eyes of the Church, the eyes of every one of
 6 V    |        gathers evil-doers into the Church. This is well signified
 7 V    |         they who are strong in the Church, that is, in His body. These
 8 VI   |          overflowed into the whole Church, so that the Evangelist
 9 VI   |         says: "Everywhere the holy Church of God sings, what it is
10 VII  |           of the perfection of the Church, of the redolence of fair
11 VII  | refreshment-room, which now is the Church, and was of old, the Synagogue;
12 VII  |        perfection of the universal Church. The Church had and has
13 VII  |          the universal Church. The Church had and has diverse and
14 VII  |           of the perfection of the Church, of good fame, of divine
15 VIII |            Jerusalem signifies the Church triumphant in Heaven; it
16 VIII |      Heaven; it signifies also the Church militant upon earth. For
17 XI   |          universal paradise is the Church. Happy is the watering of
18 XIII |           that Man returned to the Church of whom it is said: "In
19 XV   |           this vein I Therefore, O Church, thy vein be blessed, by
20 XVI  |           soul, let Him say to the Church: "From Me is thy fruit."
21 XVI  |          love this Fruit; thine, O Church, gathered together to partake
22 XVI  |         sons are multiplied to the Church, and the Church is multiplied
23 XVI  |  multiplied to the Church, and the Church is multiplied in sons. For
24 XVI  |            sons of the womb of the Church are the inheritance and
25 XVI  |       midst of the Paradise of the Church, preserves the life of grace;
26 XVII |         are sons of God and of the Church, who ever love God and their
27 XVIII|    multiplication of the universal Church; the eleventh is the reintegration
28 XVIII|           Mary, or the land of the Church. This land is exceedingly
29 XVIII|    multiplication of the universal Church. Therefore is it said: "
30 XVIII|             Mary, or the primitive Church, planted a vineyard, that
31 XVIII|             that is, the universal Church, which is diffused throughout
32 XVIII|            faithful members of the Church, have been multiplied by
33 XVIII|            while the rulers of the Church have caused this fruit to
34 XVIII|            37-38.) And because the Church in all ages has been multiplied
35 XVIII|          to multiply the universal Church; eleventhly, to repair the