Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,6   |      form, inspired above all by Saint Benedict, Western monasticism
 2   I,  1,17    |         hands. This is why, with Saint Thomas, we come to understand
 3   I,  1,18    |           2:14; 10:21, 28). Like Saint Paul, they consider all
 4   I,  2,24    |         and power of God's love. Saint Augustine says: "Beautiful
 5   I,  4,36    |         about God, as is said of Saint Dominic,so that he or she
 6  II,  1,46    |       understand the devotion of Saint Francis of Assisi for "the
 7  II,  1,46    |      daughterly outspokenness of Saint Catherine of Siena towards
 8  II,  1,46    |          sentire cum Ecclesia of Saint Ignatius Loyola,and the
 9  II,  1,46    |      profession of faith made by Saint Teresa of Avila: "I am a
10  II,  1,46    |    understand the deep desire of Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus: "
11  II,  1,52    |   bearing witness to the Gospel.~Saint Bernard's words about the
12 III,  1,75    |    freely-given and active love. Saint Vincent de Paul was deeply
13 III,  1,77    |            the ardent longing of Saint Francis Xavier that many, "
14 III,  1,78    |        to repeat this truth with Saint Paul, because the task of
15 III,  1,82    |    sometimes ingenious examples. Saint Paulinus of Nola, after
16 III,  1,82    |   dedicated to the praise of God.Saint Vincent de Paul, for his
17 III,  1,82    |      consecrated life, since, as Saint Gregory the Great says, "
18 III,  2,93    |          in his Paschal Mystery.~Saint Paul understood this well
19 III,  2,93    |   covenant with Christ, of which Saint Paul was a master by his
20 III,  3,96    | according to the wise counsel of Saint John Bosco: "Young people
21 Conclu,  0,112|        Spirit.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter's, on 25 March, the