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 1 Preface,    1         |       earlier. He made known his desire to be a Dominican about
 2 ApCreed,    2,  1     |     devil still ~entertains this desire. His entire purpose is to
 3 ApCreed,    3,  2     |         sin and by an inordinate desire for earthly things which
 4 ApCreed,    5,  2     |   consideration of all this, our desire to come to Christ is ~intensified.
 5 ApCreed,    5,  2     |    distance, ~that brother would desire to come to the king to see,
 6 ApCreed,    5,  2     |       our brother, and we should desire to be ~with Him and to be
 7 ApCreed,    5,  2     |        Christ."26 And it is this desire which grows in us as ~we
 8 ApCreed,    6,  2     |       despised on the cross, and desire what Christ desired. There
 9 ApCreed,   15,  1     |     perfect satisfying of every ~desire; for there every blessed
10 ApCreed,   15,  1     |      again: "Who satisfieth thy ~desire with good things."11~ ~
11 ApCreed,   15,  2     |       all truth, and whatever we desire we shall know. And whatever
12 ApCreed,   15,  2     |     shall know. And whatever we ~desire to possess, that we shall
13 ApCreed,   15,  2     |       her."16 "To the just their desire shall be ~given."17~ ~Again,
14 10Command,    4   (10)|        or cruelty, but by a pure desire to serve the interests of
15 10Command,    8   (1) |      with what he has, will ~not desire what belongs to others,
16 10Command,    8       |        Commandment is that man's desire has no limits, ~because
17 10Command,    8       |          has no limits, ~because desire itself is boundless. But
18 10Command,    8       |       heart: "Who satisfieth thy desire with good things."6~ ~The
19 10Command,    8       |          and ~perdition. For the desire of money is the root of
20 10Command,    8   (16)|     instance, forbids an ~unjust desire to take what belongs to
21 10Command,    8   (16)|        why this sort of ~vicious desire is condemned is that it
22 10Command,    8   (16)|      they belong to another. The desire for such things, when consented ~
23 10Command,    9   (2) |       house: ~neither shalt thou desire his wife, nor his servant,
24 10Command,    9       |     after the precept forbidding desire for the ~house of one's
25 10Command,    9   (4) |           the ~other to unlawful desire and criminal pleasure (the
26 10Command,    9   (4) |         or house, he acts out of desire for gain or utility, while
27 10Command,    9   (4) |   another man's wife yields to a desire for criminal pleasure rather ~
28 10Command,    9       |      flesh when at the behest of desire the ~members are made to
29 10Command,    9,  1   |         household. However, this desire can be overcome in four ~
30 10Command,    9,  1   |         persons, one of whom you desire to win, the other to lose.
31 Sacramen,    2        |           which they may have in desire or ~in a vow.~ ~There are
32 Sacramen,    9        |          penetrate wherever they desire: "It is sown a natural body,
33 LordPray              |        to know what one ought to desire. Those things which we rightly
34 LordPray              |         is but the expression of desire. Now, it is the correct
35 LordPray,    1,  2    |         their merits for what we desire: "Turn to some of the Saints,"53
36 LordPray,    1,  2    |          signify both a heavenly desire and heavenly life.~ ~ ~ ~
37 LordPray,    2,  1    |        be saved."2 We all should desire to be saved. We have an
38 LordPray,    3        |       Holy Spirit makes us love, desire and pray rightly; and instills
39 LordPray,    3,  1    |    punishment: "Woe to them that desire the day of the Lord!"5 By
40 LordPray,    3,  2    |                           WHY WE DESIRE THIS KINGDOM~ ~This kingdom
41 LordPray,    3,  2    |       although all men naturally desire it; but above there will
42 LordPray,    3,  2    |        also: "Who satisfieth thy desire with good things."17~ ~Note
43 LordPray,    3,  2    |      yourself, you do not really desire that the kingdom of God
44 LordPray,    4,  1    |     physician. Otherwise, if his desire were purely from his own
45 LordPray,    4,  2    |          enjoy Him. We, however, desire that, as the will of God
46 LordPray,    4,  4    |          the same time using our desire and our own efforts.~ ~Thirdly,
47 LordPray,    4,  4    |        According to the first we desire eternal life. And in this
48 LordPray,    4,  4    |   eternal life. And in this very desire we are brought to a mourning
49 LordPray,    4,  4    | sojourning is prolonged."25 This desire in the Saints is so vehement
50 LordPray,    5        |     usually committed out of the desire for temporal things. The
51 LordPray,    5        |         because of an inordinate desire, seeks those things which
52 LordPray,    5        |        immoderate, because one's desire must always be measured
53 LordPray,    5        |       the more desired; and this desire arouses a hunger, and from
54 LordPray,    6   (4)  |          actually or at least in desire' ( Roman Catechism," "loc.
55 LordPray,    7        |        those who have sinned and desire forgiveness for their sins.
56 LordPray,    7,  2    |        excessive and intemperate desire for the goods of this life: "
57 LordPray,    7,  2    |         goods of this life: "The desire of money is the root of
58 LordPray,    9        |    contains all that we ought to desire and all that we ought to
59 LordPray,    9        |         be Thy name." You should desire three things from God, and
60 HailMary,    9        |        beautiful, for the Angels desire to look ~upon Him: "Thou
61 HailMary,    9        |       Virgin Mary ~whatsoever we desire. This is He who is the Fruit
62 Question,    4,  9    |    contains all that we ought to desire and ~all that we ought to