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 1  Intr,   0     |     counsels to aspirants after religious perfection, of which, had
 2  Intr,   0     |      not in the least so to the religious to whom they were addressed
 3  Intr,   0     |   rudimentary principles of the religious life, which has all the
 4  Unic,   2     |      with the help of God, that religious observances in this house
 5  Unic,   3     |        And as most of these are religious, we must pray that they
 6  Unic,   3     |       of these very learned and religious men who have the qualifications
 7  Unic,   4     |       to create factions within religious Orders. When a friendship
 8  Unic,   5     |    attached to holiness and the religious life, and, besides being
 9  Unic,   9     |                       Oh, if we religious understood what harm we
10  Unic,   9     |         believe it. And how our religious Orders nowadays, or most
11  Unic,   9     |         some people think, when religious are not fond of their relatives
12  Unic,  10     |      think that we embraced the religious life for no other reason
13  Unic,  11     |     relaxation of discipline in religious houses. For this body of
14  Unic,  12     |    evident that if he is a true religious and a real man of prayer
15  Unic,  12     |         that the life of a good religious, who wishes to be among
16  Unic,  12     |   spread like the plague and in religious houses they may give rise
17  Unic,  12     |         by sending you either a religious or a person given to prayer;
18  Unic,  12     |        everything, entering the religious life, for there may be obstacles
19  Unic,  12     |        trifle with them, for in religious houses they spread like
20  Unic,  13     |     respect. It grieves me that religious houses should often harbour
21  Unic,  13     |        all the practices of the religious life. I say once more that
22  Unic,  16     |      sometimes, for my sins, in religious Orders. We refuse to be
23  Unic,  21     |       For prayer is the duty of religious. If anyone tells you it
24  Unic,  30     |     lived an extremely good and religious life. I asked her what prayers
25  Unic,  31(109)|      addition reads: "who was a religious of the Company of Jesus,
26  Unic,  32     |         Do not behave like some religious among us, who do nothing
27  Unic,  32     |     deeds, as I really think we religious do. Yet sometimes not only
28  Unic,  33     |    convince him. If one tells a religious who is accustomed to liberty
29  Unic,  33     |    spite of all this, that some religious should not still want their
30  Unic,  36     |       now! God preserve us from religious houses where they worry
31  Unic,  36     |        us, how absurd it is for religious to connect their honour
32  Unic,  36     | invented honours of his own for religious houses and has made laws
33  Unic,  38     |       them to possess. But if a religious of the type just mentioned