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  1   0, 19    |         taken to perfect it. The souls in the First Mansions are
  2   0, 29    |       daughters and of all other souls who, either in her own day
  3   0, 29    |       persons qualified to guide souls to the highest states of
  4   1        |        beauty and dignity of our souls; makes a comparison by the
  5   1, 2     |     tells us so, that we possess souls. As to what good qualities
  6   1, 2     |    qualities there may be in our souls, or Who dwells within them,
  7   1, 3     |        He is pleased to grant to souls, and of the differences
  8   1, 5     |          being" in a place. Many souls remain in the outer court
  9   1, 6     |          a very learned man that souls without prayer are like
 10   1, 6     |          the same way, there are souls so infirm and so accustomed
 11   1, 8     |         then, of these paralysed souls, who, unless the Lord Himself
 12   1, 8     |    rather think of certain other souls, who do eventually enter
 13   1, 8     |         about the state of their souls, though not very carefully.
 14   2, 4     |                                O souls redeemed by the blood of
 15   2, 10    |       the streams that flow from souls in mortal sin. Similarly,
 16   2, 11    |      help my daughters, how many souls the devil must have ruined
 17   2, 11    |        the devil uses to prevent souls from learning to know themselves
 18   2, 12    |     There are many ways in which souls enter them, always with
 19   2, 12    |          in each room to prevent souls from passing from one to
 20   2, 12    |         another, and as we, poor souls, fail to realize this, we
 21   1, 1     |         come to consider who the souls are that enter the second
 22   1, 2     |        them. In some ways, these souls have a much harder time
 23   1, 2     |          harder time because the souls in the first Mansions are,
 24   1, 3     |                            These souls, then, can understand the
 25   1, 8     |          it will all collapse:45 souls which build like that will
 26   1, 12    |   without first entering our own souls -- without getting to know
 27   1, 4     |        to explain concerning the souls that have entered the third
 28   1, 4     |      Mansions. In enabling these souls to overcome their initial
 29   1, 4     |    goodness, there are many such souls in the world: they are most
 30   1, 5     |      trials, which vex many good souls to an intolerable degree,
 31   1, 5     |          most usual thing. These souls know that nothing would
 32   1, 6     |          these carefully-ordered souls and consider what they do
 33   2, 1     |               I HAVE known a few souls who have reached this state --
 34   2, 11    |      latter is a great solace to souls whom God has brought so
 35   2, 12    |         which the Lord grants to souls that serve Him, it would
 36   2, 13    |        solid ground like that of souls who are already practised
 37   1, 1     |          the Lord grants to some souls, it is a different thing
 38   1, 7     |         gift of God. Most of the souls which dwell in the Mansions
 39   1, 15    |     ourselves, and not blame our souls for what is the work of
 40   3, 9     |          signs to be observed in souls to whom this prayer is granted
 41   3, 10    |        than by a great number of souls to whom the Lord does not
 42   3, 10    |        then, is sterner for such souls than for others and if they
 43   3, 14    |     which the greatest number of souls enter. As the natural is
 44   1, 2     |         and give strength to our souls so that we may dig until
 45   1, 3     |          I said "strength to our souls", because you must understand
 46   2, 11    |          by considering how many souls are lost, both of heretics
 47   2, 11    |       over the loss of Christian souls, many of whom, it fears,
 48   2, 14    |          love and My desire that souls shall be saved transcend
 49   2, 15    |          His Majesty and so many souls going to hell must, I think,
 50   3, 1     |         will always profit other souls so long as it leads a good
 51   3, 5     | inseparable. The Lord can enrich souls in many ways and bring them
 52   3, 11    |       like the way in which some souls, when they are at prayer,
 53   4        |         to do all he can to turn souls back from the road they
 54   4, 2     |      good to itself and to other souls -- because it has not yet
 55   4, 2     |         God betrothes Himself to souls spiritually. Blessed be
 56   4, 2(146)|              The words "in . . . souls" were written by St. Teresa
 57   4, 4     |                    So, Christian souls, whom the Lord has brought
 58   4, 5     |         Saint Ursula. And of the souls whom the devil must have
 59   4, 7     |         than when it can do many souls harm. ~
 60   1, 2     |          to happen here. Not all souls, perhaps, will be led along
 61   1, 2     |      though I doubt very much if souls which from time to time
 62   1, 8     |         trials suffered by these souls, especially if they have
 63   2, 3     |         the signal favours which souls are granted by Thee. ~
 64   3, 3     |        of the infirmity of these souls, to the injury of others,
 65   3, 3     |          infirm and with healthy souls there is invariably cause
 66   3, 19    |        this road think that such souls need not listen to these
 67   4, 6     | irrelevant there may possibly be souls who will find it helpful. "
 68   4, 8     |        have in the depths of our souls; for it is clear that, since
 69   4, 15    |     becomes easy. And thus these souls make complaint to Our Lord
 70   5, 4     |    perdition as He does to these souls, they would not dare --
 71   5, 4     |        the obligations attending souls who have been warned in
 72   6, 3     |                  God gives these souls the keenest desire not to
 73   6, 6     |          are apparently found in souls which are very proficient,
 74   7        |       felt for their sins by the souls to Whom God grants the favours
 75   7, 1     |       think, sisters, that these souls to whom the Lord communicates
 76   7, 4     |    regard to fear of hell, these souls have none; they are sometimes
 77   7, 7     |                             Some souls also imagine that they cannot
 78   7, 13    |        everyone, since God leads souls by many ways, but those
 79   7, 14    |                             Some souls, at the beginning of the
 80   9, 15    |        hear that God is granting souls these graces, you must never
 81   9, 24    |      supernatural, and come from souls fired with love, who would
 82  11, 3     |      suffering resembles that of souls in purgatory; despite their
 83  11, 7     |         and the pains which such souls have to endure are beyond
 84  11, 7     |        describing. These unhappy souls know that they will have
 85  11, 12    |         it, and He defends these souls in every way and stands
 86   1        |         which God bestows on the souls that have attained entrance
 87   1, 1     |          but we do not prize our souls as creatures made in God'
 88   1, 2     |     Spiritual Marriage with your souls, which, as you will see,
 89   1, 3     |        to see that these unhappy souls are, as it were, in a dark
 90   1, 4     |          always to remember such souls when you pray.214 ~
 91   1, 5     |      grace. We must not think of souls like theirs as mean and
 92   1, 6(218)|       which God gives to certain souls, through a most powerful
 93   2, 7     |          same Lord will fill our souls with Himself. Thus, one
 94   3, 5     |                       When these souls are persecuted again, they
 95   3, 6     |     trials and afflictions these souls have suffered because of
 96   3, 8     |      short, the desires of these souls are no longer for consolations
 97   3, 8     |      sees that we need it. These souls have a marked detachment
 98   3, 9     |          where God dwells in our souls, and give Him fervent praise,
 99   3, 12    |          this Mansion and brings souls into it, they lose the great
100   3, 12    |        secret dealings with such souls, for His judgments surpass
101   3, 15    |          be the feeling of these souls when they realize that they
102   4, 1     |  described as occurring in these souls are invariably present all
103   4, 1     |   Sometimes Our Lord leaves such souls to their own nature, and
104   4, 3     |      imagine that, because these souls have such vehement desires
105   4, 3     |   distresses them to see so many souls being lost; and, although
106   4, 4     |          it simply to give these souls pleasure. That would be
107   4, 10    |       the only repose that these souls enjoy is of an interior
108   4, 11    |       Saint Francis for bringing souls to God, so that He might
109   4, 12    |     consists in our bringing Him souls, in every possible way,
110   4, 14    |      that you are unable to lead souls to God, and have no means
111   4, 14    |          fire kindling all their souls, while you constantly awaken
112   4, 14    |   exactly as if you had won many souls for Him. ~