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  1 Intro,      0|           historical investigation should be conducted. And yet, while
  2 Intro,      0|           morose pedant indeed who should wish to rationalize this
  3 Intro,      0|           an Italian anti-Pope who should fortify his position by
  4 Intro,      0|        communion. An anti-Pope who should have rallied to his allegiance
  5 Intro,      0|            the penniless fisherman should have his place among the
  6 Intro,      0|            Festivals of the Sabots should if possible be held at the
  7 Intro,      0|            much as its wickedness, should warn us of its true nature.
  8   1,      1  |         And yet I tell you, if you should ask Me, who these are, I
  9   1,      1  |           ask Me, who these are, I should reply" (said the sweet and
 10   1,      3  |           However, I wish that you should know, that not all the pains
 11   1,      4  |            Eternal Truth, that you should never go outside the knowledge
 12   1,      4  |       namely, that their obstinacy should not be so great in their
 13   1,      4  |       truth, affection, so that he should love Me, the Eternal Truth,
 14   1,      5  |           say to you all, that you should ask, and it will be given
 15   1,      5  |         soul elect to love Me) she should elect to endure pains for
 16   1,      6  |               I wish also that you should know that every virtue is
 17   1,      6  |           of help that he performs should proceed from the charity
 18   1,      7  |           can do Me no profit, you should do it to your neighbor.
 19   1,      7  |            soul, in order that man should, perforce, have material
 20   1,      7  |         possessed of all that they should need both for body and soul,
 21   1,      7  |          soul, but I wish that one should have need of the other,
 22   1,      7  |           the other, and that they should be My ministers to administer
 23   2,      1  |                  How the affection should not place reliance chiefly
 24   2,      1  |    perfection will be impeded; she should rather place reliance on
 25   2,      1  |        With this discretion, then, should the soul perform her penance,
 26   2,      1  |          her penance, that is, she should place her principal affection
 27   2,      1  |           than in penance. Penance should be but the means to increase
 28   2,      1  |           knowledge which the soul should have of herself and of Me,
 29   2,      1  |       continuous prayer, which all should pay to each other, and further,
 30   2,      2  |           united; and how the soul should conform herself to this
 31   2,      2  |         the affection of the soul, should grow in, and issue from
 32   2,      3  |          other corporal exercises, should be observed merely as means,
 33   2,      3  |          were placed in penance, I should receive a finite thing like
 34   2,      3  |        which I have called a word, should be joined with the affection
 35   2,      3  |          that principal foundation should be placed in penance only,
 36   2,      3  |           in his epistle, that you should mortify the body and destroy
 37   2,      3  |   macerating the flesh whenever it should wish to combat the spirit,
 38   2,      3  |           the spirit, but the will should be dead and annihilated
 39   2,      3  |            virtues and good works, should increase infinitely, and
 40   2,      3  |                    However, no one should judge that he has greater
 41   2,      3  |       worth nothing. And this love should be directed to Me endlessly,
 42   2,      3  |   discretion ordains that the soul should direct all her powers to
 43   2,      3  |          manly zeal, and, that she should love her neighbor with such
 44   2,      3  |        soul, who wishes for grace, should pay her debts, that is,
 45   2,      3  |            pay her debts, that is, should love Me with an infinite
 46   2,      3  |          finite and created by Me, should be saved through offense
 47   2,      3  |      produce; therefore, in no way should you ever incur the guilt
 48   2,      4  |         which he had fallen, there should come a great peace; and
 49   2,      5  |         Holy Church; and, not only should they feed themselves, but
 50   2,      5  |          also any other people who should wish to leave the darkness
 51   2,      6  |          that he who receives more should render more, and should
 52   2,      6  |            should render more, and should be under great obligations
 53   2,      7  |        wish that you, My children, should know that the road was broken
 54   2,      8  |          to you, in order that man should pass through the bitterness
 55   2,      8  |         race, so that human nature should sustain the punishment,
 56   2,      8  |             united with the human, should make acceptable the sacrifice
 57   2,      8  |          enough, in order that you should have life, that My Son should
 58   2,      8  |      should have life, that My Son should have made you this Bridge,
 59   2,      9  |       Bridge and those who do not; should it please Your goodness
 60   2,     10  |          sent Him in order that He should be lifted on high on the
 61   2,     10  |          born of human generation, should be re-made, in order to
 62   2,     10  |            order that ignorant man should be unable to resist being
 63   2,     10  |          necessary that the Bridge should be lifted on high, and have
 64   2,     13  |       Paraclete' -- as if My Truth should say, 'I will go to the Father
 65   2,     13  |                    Manfully, then, should you follow this road, without
 66   2,     14  |             so that we, weak ones, should have comfort, and the ignorant
 67   2,     14  |        ignorant commemorating You, should not lose the memory of Your
 68   2,     15  |         But I have wished that you should taste this mercy, and also
 69   2,     15  |           their nourishment, which should have been humility, from
 70   2,     16  |           that the thought of them should not occupy their heart.
 71   2,     24  |          their damnation when they should arrive in torment together
 72   2,     25  |           and I would not that you should think that they have this
 73   2,     26  |          of My Son, and which they should have done for their neighbor,
 74   2,     27  |       glory of victory. And no one should fear any battle or temptation
 75   2,     29  |          only Son, and what method should be used so as to come entirely
 76   2,     30  |        showed you the methods they should use; nevertheless, now I
 77   2,     32  |          have seen to what way you should keep, and how, namely with
 78   2,     33  |          in this way, in which you should follow, I am in your midst,
 79   2,     36  |          powers of the soul, which should be exercised by the light
 80   2,     37  |         created them. My creatures should see and know that I wish
 81   2,     37  |            is impossible that they should not turn back. For those
 82   2,     37  |           one's own advantage. Sin should be abandoned because it
 83   2,     37  |      displeasing to Me, and virtue should be loved for My sake. It
 84   2,     37  |          many troubles. Such souls should arise and become sons, and
 85   2,     39  |          be seen by you, until you should be separated from your bodies.
 86   2,     39  |           Myself to you,' as if He should say, 'According as My Father
 87   2,     40  |          first step of the Bridge, should proceed to mount the second. ~
 88   2,     40  |         those, that is to say, who should come after. He said 'I will
 89   2,     40  |      spiritual self-love, for this should be the end and purpose of
 90   2,     41  |     whether spiritual or temporal, should be drunk in Me, without
 91   2,     41  | considerations. I require that you should love Me with the same love
 92   3,      2  |            every virtue. Wherefore should she persevere and never
 93   3,      2  |          the soul. All of this she should pass by, by means of the
 94   3,      2  |    doctrine of My Truth, lest they should faint through weakness.
 95   3,      2  |           ask Me, whether the soul should abandon vocal prayer, since
 96   3,      2  |         called to mental prayer, I should reply 'No.' The soul should
 97   3,      2  |        should reply 'No.' The soul should advance by degrees, and
 98   3,      2  |            it with her prayer. She should nevertheless continue in
 99   3,      2  |        fall into idleness. But she should not say her vocal prayers
100   3,      2  |         while she is reciting, she should endeavor to elevate her
101   3,      2  |          of her sins. And this she should do, so that self- knowledge
102   3,      2  |   consideration of her own defects should make her recognize My goodness
103   3,      2  |            fear that otherwise she should be brought to confusion.
104   3,      2  |     charity.' The soul, therefore, should season the knowledge of
105   3,      2  |           which she had begun. She should not do so, for, in so doing,
106   3,      2  |          ways I have told you, she should abandon vocal prayer; then,
107   3,      2  |           appointed for saying it, should feel their minds drawn and
108   3,      2  |         and raised by desire, they should so arrange as to say it
109   3,      2  |           other case, vocal prayer should be immediately abandoned
110   3,      2  |      perfection, and therefore she should not abandon it, but use
111   3,      2  |         replace a prayer which one should make oneself at the appointed
112   3,      2  |          prayer. The enclosed soul should therefore spur herself on
113   3,      3  |   sensuality, through malevolence, should lift its head against reason,
114   3,      3  |         the judgment of conscience should rise against it, and, with
115   3,      3  |            rise above imperfection should await My Providence in the
116   3,      3  |            of the Holy Spirit. She should remain fasting and watching,
117   3,      5  |          these Baptisms, which you should all receive until the last
118   3,      6  |         they do so in the way they should, loving Me above everything,
119   3,     12  |          herself) in order that He should do mercy to the world. And,
120   3,     14  |          is necessary that the one should flavor the other, else the
121   3,     14  |        ministered unto by you; you should therefore love them with
122   3,     14  |      Goodness, but the humble soul should despise such things, not
123   3,     16  |          kinds of sin, and if they should produce some good fruit
124   3,     16  |    whatever state a man may be, he should never stop doing good. ~
125   3,     16  |           to their state that they should always be unquiet, longing
126   3,     17  |            to ask for counsel, how should I teach him? I know, Sweet
127   3,     17  |          darkness? Or, supposing I should see that the one lives in
128   3,     17  |            and the other does not, should I be right to judge that
129   3,     18  |          that My rational creature should be conquered by it, but
130   3,     18  |           it, but in order that he should prove and increase the virtue
131   3,     18  |         true beauty consisted, she should not raise her head in pride
132   3,     18  |     instability of the world. This should be seen by the eye of the
133   3,     18  |          his own dignity, which he should maintain by advancing to
134   3,     19  |           which I have spoken, she should not remain contented, because,
135   3,     19  |         fact, is turning back. She should either grow in the general
136   3,     19  |      because it seems to me that I should possess Him more, and serve
137   3,     19  |           with love and reverence, should she receive everything,
138   3,     20  |         troubles in order that you should be sanctified in Me. Wherefore
139   3,     20  |          and amorous Word, My Son, should have said to you: 'Behold,
140   3,     20  |             Their principal desire should be to slay their own will,
141   3,     20  |           purity, namely, that you should never judge the will of
142   3,     20  |           to others. My will alone should you consider, both in them
143   3,     20  |           in yourself. And, if you should see evident sins or defects,
144   3,     20  |           which you do not see you should not judge in your mind,
145   3,     20  |           you and show you how men should never discern by judgment,
146   3,     22  |      commit today; wherefore if it should please Your goodness to
147   3,     24  |         host; for even if the host should be divided into a million
148   3,     24  |         possible) in each particle should I be present, whole God
149   3,     24  |         light, and the whole world should come to you in order to
150   3,     24  |   yourselves to receive it. He who should go to this sweet Sacrament
151   3,     24  |        soul is not disposed as she should be for so great a mystery,
152   3,     24  |                   If all the world should receive in communion the
153   3,     25  |        what eye, dearest daughter, should you and others look at this
154   3,     25  |           at this mystery, and how should you touch it? Not only with
155   3,     25  |           holy faith, for this eye should be your principal means
156   3,     25  |             wherefore, with it you should look on this Sacrament.
157   3,     25  |           See, therefore, that you should receive and look on this
158   3,     26  |          soul who receives, as she should, this Bread of Life, this
159   3,     27  |      purity and charity, that they should love Me and their neighbor,
160   3,     28  |       sheep, having willed that He should give His life for you. These
161   3,     28  |        correct not the faults they should correct in others, because
162   3,     28  |         servile fear that anything should diminish to them, either
163   3,     29  |         and of the reverence which should be paid to priests, whether
164   3,     29  |           Wherefore this reverence should never diminish in the case
165   3,     29  |           what great reverence you should hold them, for they are
166   3,     29  |         placed in their hands. You should love them therefore by reason
167   3,     29  |        very virtue and dignity you should hate the defects of those
168   3,     29  |         love of his master that he should be cleansed from his foulness
169   3,     29  |          nature. Their sins indeed should displease you, and you should
170   3,     29  |      should displease you, and you should hate them, and strive with
171   3,     29  |           that is to say, that you should offer them before Me with
172   3,     29  |     according to My will that they should administer to you the Sun
173   3,     29  |            darkness, not that they should be stripped of the garment
174   3,     29  |            being My will that they should be in this state, you should
175   3,     29  |       should be in this state, you should pray for them, and not judge
176   3,     30  |           of your love, and if you should ask Me, whether one who
177   3,     30  |         can attain to this love, I should reply, yes it is possible
178   3,     31  |            them this, so that they should offend Me by means of My
179   3,     31  |        mercy, but rather that they should dilate themselves in charity,
180   3,     31  |           offense against Me as he should, grieving indeed for his
181   3,     31  |            displeases Me that they should consider their sins to be
182   3,     31  |        reproving them in that they should have used the time and the
183   3,     31  |           I gave them through love should have been spent in holiness,
184   3,     31  |            your house. Whereas you should have lived in voluntary
185   3,     31  |          love and hunger which you should have felt towards nourishing
186   3,     31  |          is no reason that any one should remind him of the sins that
187   3,     31  |        love and charity which they should have to this divine spouse,
188   3,     32  |        being anything of myself, I should be lying by my own head,
189   3,     32  |          lying by my own head, and should be a lying daughter of the
190   3,     32  |        Fire of Love, that my heart should ever grow weary, or my eyes
191   3,     32  |         told us to cry out, and we should be answered; to knock, and
192   4,      1  |        eternal death. All this you should read in that glorious book,
193   4,      2  |           opened, and how the soul should fasten it by means of a
194   4,      2  |           it is not enough that it should be only in word, and not
195   4,      2  |         Your creator, of which you should make a girdle to yourself
196   4,      3  |          although everyone may and should hope as long as he has life,
197   4,      3  |            long as he has life, he should not put such trust in this
198   4,      3  |          upon these words as if it should have been said, if your
199   4,      3  |          this rule. Literally also should you observe it, and if you
200   4,      4  |          it to be your will that I should speak to you of this particular
201   4,      5  |         obedience. And even if she should be imperfect when she enters,
202   4,      5  |          the smallest matters they should experience the fruit of
203   4,      5  |   perfectly, wishing that his sons should apply themselves only to
204   4,      5  |            curse and Mine, if they should hold any possessions, either
205   4,      5  |    continence, and wishes that all should observe it, with true and
206   4,      5  |          he provided for those who should be less perfect, for though
207   4,      5  |         sinner, but rather that he should be converted and live. Wherefore
208   4,      6  |         with the other, and how he should walk if he would enter the
209   4,      6  |          of a religious order. How should he walk who wishes to enter
210   4,      6  |       shame. Thus dead to himself, should he who is old enough enter
211   4,      6  |         souls in diverse ways), he should acquire and preserve this
212   4,      6  |         see in any real door. They should keep this key when they
213   4,      6  |           whether he will or no he should not leave the ship of the
214   4,      6  |         the ship of the order, but should walk the narrow path of
215   4,      6  |            by her mother, Charity, should be offended; so he drives
216   4,      6  |           true hope which the soul should have in Me; injustice cannot
217   4,      6  |           truly fear Me, and if he should converse with those who
218   4,      6  |          and come to Me. And if it should seem to him that on account
219   4,      6  |          however, that his brother should have less thereof, for if
220   4,      6  |           themselves which of them should be the greater, for calling
221   4,      8  |          death; for if his clothes should be suddenly torn from the
222   4,      8  |             not simply, as one who should feed souls with the seed
223   4,      9  |            virtue. Everything else should be abandoned for the sake
224   4,      9  |         imposed on you, though you should never leave prayer, except
225   4,     10  |          you made of Me was that I should do mercy to the world. In
226   4,     10  |     reverence towards My ministers should not diminish on account
227   4,     11  |        This light, without which I should still walk in darkness,
228 Lette,      0|       would be suffered by one who should persist for two whole days
229 Lette,      0|            and unheard-of agony, I should fear to injure, by my explanations,
230 Lette,      0|          many beloved sons, that I should love them with singular