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 1  Unic,   1|           told that both pain and glory would last for ever. We
 2  Unic,   7|        vainglory and hypocrisy -- glory be to God! -- I do not remember
 3  Unic,   7|           that people now seem to glory in it and the offences committed
 4  Unic,   8|         many saints and good men. Glory be to God for this! If it
 5  Unic,   8|        the reality of hell and of glory and of the great trials
 6  Unic,  12|        then if we think about the glory we hope for, and the love
 7  Unic,  14|      foreknowledge of the joys of glory. This, I believe, makes
 8  Unic,  14|           they might bloom to His glory -- for I wanted nothing
 9  Unic,  16|       fruition of exceeding great glory. It is like a person holding
10  Unic,  16|           and become aware of her glory, to the praise of God, and
11  Unic,  16|                O my true Lord and Glory, what a cross -- light and
12  Unic,  16|       true and maintain it to the glory of God, we ought to be indifferent
13  Unic,  17|          comes from a spring, the glory and the repose of the soul
14  Unic,  18|            to the increase of Thy glory." It has come to pass many
15  Unic,  19|        its punishment is to taste glory. It becomes consumed147
16  Unic,  20|           should be done to God's glory and in conformity with His
17  Unic,  20|       about itself, it is for His glory. It knows that it possesses165
18  Unic,  22|           free from pain, full of glory, strengthening some, encouraging
19  Unic,  24|          me in that sweetness and glory until I felt so completely
20  Unic,  26|            Who can see any of the glory which He gives to those
21  Unic,  27|         and joys, and everlasting glory, all at the cost of the
22  Unic,  27|       What will be the accidental glory and what the joy of the
23  Unic,  27|           life has ended in great glory. He is a much greater comfort
24  Unic,  28|     blessed for ever, for so much glory all at once would have been
25  Unic,  28|         glorified bodies that the glory which illumines them throws
26  Unic,  28| excellence and the beauty and the glory of the most holy Humanity.
27  Unic,  28|         he cannot counterfeit the glory which the vision has when
28  Unic,  30|           do; and for a wonder -- glory be to God! -- it never occupies
29  Unic,  34|          the greatest majesty and glory, manifesting His great satisfaction
30  Unic,  34|         up to the angels in great glory.289 By this vision I understood
31  Unic,  34|        can all be set down to the glory of the Lord. All the prophecies
32  Unic,  34|           as He was taking her to glory. During all those years
33  Unic,  36|   everything victoriously, to His glory and praise.~
34  Unic,  36|          Our Lady in the greatest glory, clad in a white mantle,
35  Unic,  36|     learned what a high degree of glory the Lord would give to the
36  Unic,  36|           to direct it all to His glory and praise and to that of
37  Unic,  37|         attain one degree more of glory and esteem it highly and
38  Unic,  37|       some of these things to His glory. May it please His Majesty
39  Unic,  37|     greater and lesser degrees of glory. For so far do the glory
40  Unic,  37|          glory. For so far do the glory and pleasure and happiness
41  Unic,  37|  afterwards to gain a little more glory, or to have no trials and
42  Unic,  37|      attain to one degree less of glory, I should answer that I
43  Unic,  37|                         O King of glory and Lord of all kings! Thy
44  Unic,  38|                               The glory of this rapture was surpassingly
45  Unic,  38|      appeared to me in very great glory and told me a number of
46  Unic,  38|           Humanity in far greater glory than I had ever seen before.
47  Unic,  38|         desires; for, although -- glory be to God! -- I had no desires
48  Unic,  38|            Indeed, my Lord and my Glory, I am going to say that
49  Unic,  38|      ascending to Heaven in great glory, and the Lord ascending
50  Unic,  38|         should see the degrees of glory to which some persons have
51  Unic,  39|          that did not tend to His glory; and that therefore He would
52  Unic,  39|           very different in their glory and they seemed to be all
53  Unic,  39|           as I have said, and the glory which I felt within me at
54  Unic,  39|           Exceeding great was the glory which filled my spirit when
55  Unic,  39|           spirit when it saw such glory. The fruits of the vision
56  Unic,  40|          an end. May it be to the glory of the Lord. Amen.~
57  Unic,  40|          face, I care about it -- glory be to God! -- very little;