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  1 Intro,      0|          conducted. And yet, while no one with a reputation to
  2 Intro,      0|          such, there can indeed be no tampering; but for the determination
  3 Intro,      0|          to an extent that perhaps no succeeding period has been.
  4 Intro,      0|        from the truth. Probably at no period has the Christian
  5 Intro,      0|        foreground. It would create no surprise to come, while
  6 Intro,      0|         house of medieval Siena -- no palace this time, but a
  7 Intro,      0|             The tiny Catherine was no exception to the rest of
  8 Intro,      0|            the distance and paying no heed to his calls, he returned
  9 Intro,      0|           ecclesiastics. They gave no credit to John XXII. for
 10 Intro,      0|       unknown which surrounds him. No miracle is needed to explain
 11 Intro,      0|            as their temporal ruler no less than as their spiritual
 12 Intro,      0|        purveyors, well-intentioned no doubt, but not endowed with
 13 Intro,      0|           today. St. Catherine has no style as such; she introduces
 14   1,      1  |            with the truth. But, in no way, does the creature receive
 15   1,      4  |    Footprints. In this way, and in no other, are virtues of value,
 16   1,      4  |        draw all that is necessary. No virtue, my daughter, can
 17   1,      4  |         cloud of self-love, and in no other way can he learn.
 18   1,      4  |            My servants, since I am no despiser of their tears,
 19   1,      4  |        broken by the Blood, can in no way be broken. And yet,
 20   1,      4  |           the time be past, he has no remedy, because he has not
 21   1,      6  |        inasmuch as such a man does no good, it follows that he
 22   1,      6  |      neighbor, not against Me, for no evil can touch Me, except
 23   1,      6  |            do this, because he has no love towards his neighbor;
 24   1,      6  |         and through his medium; in no other way could sin ever
 25   1,      7  |           all the virtues, because no virtue can be obtained without
 26   1,      7  |          because she sees that, in no other way, can she become
 27   1,      7  |          her neighbor, because, in no other way, can she act out
 28   1,      7  |          inasmuch as you can do Me no profit, you should do it
 29   1,      7  |            Me. Whether man will or no, he cannot help making an
 30   1,      7  |      mansions, and that I wish for no other thing than love, for
 31   1,      8  |         because a proud man can do no harm to a humble one; neither
 32   2,      1  |            virtue of discretion is no other than a true knowledge
 33   2,      2  |       earth it would die, and give no fruit. Now, consider, in
 34   2,      3  |          issued from the mouth, is no more, unless it have issued
 35   2,      3  |         she not only would receive no merit, but would offend
 36   2,      3  |           the word 'many' I assign no particular number to you,
 37   2,      3  |                           However, no one should judge that he
 38   2,      3  |      action produce; therefore, in no way should you ever incur
 39   2,      4  |         such an extent that it was no longer possible for the
 40   2,      5  |          this glorious Blood, that no demon or creature can constrain
 41   2,      5  |            ignorance could receive no greater." ~
 42   2,      7  |          Adam, in such a way, that no one could arrive at Eternal
 43   2,      7  |      drowned in the flood, because no one, with his own justice
 44   2,      9  |           You are our God who have no heed of us, Your greatness
 45   2,      9  |            and our evil causes You no harm, for You are the Supreme
 46   2,      9  |            love, and on account of no debt that You owed us, or
 47   2,     10  |      profit, because you can be of no profit to Him, He being
 48   2,     10  |            it; for, in My Son, was no venom of sin. This Bridge
 49   2,     10  |       thing with it. And there was no one who could go on the
 50   2,     10  |           Goodness, seeing that in no other way could you be drawn
 51   2,     11  |           foundation, for there is no virtue which has not been
 52   2,     11  |         have their life. Wherefore no one can have the virtue
 53   2,     11  |         place My Truth says, 'That no man can come to Me if not
 54   2,     11  |          the river where there are no stones, only water, and
 55   2,     11  |         water, and since there are no supports in the water, no
 56   2,     11  |          no supports in the water, no one can travel that way
 57   2,     13  |          order that there might be no cloud of darkness in the
 58   2,     15  |     infinite, so that there can be no comparison between the two,
 59   2,     15  |            a corpse which can have no feeling or movement of itself,
 60   2,     15  |            dead their memory takes no heed of My mercy. The eye
 61   2,     15  |            is, their intellect has no object before it but themselves,
 62   2,     17  |          arrive at death they find no remedy. Such as these, with
 63   2,     17  |                      A miser loves no one except for his own profit.
 64   2,     19  |      destroyed every vice, so that no one could say that any vice
 65   2,     20  |         And they cannot say 'I had no one who reproved me,' because
 66   2,     20  |         doctrine of My Truth. Thus no one has any excuse, because
 67   2,     21  |            end, where there can be no remedy, for she is at the
 68   2,     23  |         his due, and there will be no one in that Day who will
 69   2,     25  |         have it not yet fulfilled, no bliss is thereby lacking
 70   2,     25  |           which cannot be, because no perfection is lacking to
 71   2,     25  |        that account, pain, because no bliss is lacking to them,
 72   2,     26  |          therefore said My Truth, 'No one can go to the Father
 73   2,     27  |          the glory of victory. And no one should fear any battle
 74   2,     27  |      perverse lordship, they await no other judgment than that
 75   2,     27  |       pretense of good, because in no other way could he catch
 76   2,     27  |            caught if they saw that no good or pleasure to themselves
 77   2,     27  |          escape enduring pain, for no one can pass through this
 78   2,     28  |         they do not harm; although no one passes this life without
 79   2,     28  |         are injured by the thorns. No one born passes this life
 80   2,     28  |          the point of a needle and no more; and, when time has
 81   2,     29  |       placed nothing in this life, no matter in what condition,
 82   2,     30  |             for had worldly things no such brightness there would
 83   2,     30  |          brightness there would be no sin, for man, by his nature,
 84   2,     30  |         have already told you that no one could come to Me except
 85   2,     31  |        perseverance, without which no man arrives at his end. ~
 86   2,     31  |            powers of the soul, and no one who wishes to pass by
 87   2,     32  |           the Father, there can be no pain, but in My Son there
 88   2,     32  |           the Father, there can be no pain, but in Him there can
 89   2,     32  |           I make for you a Bridge. No one can come to Me except
 90   2,     32  |            told you in the words: 'No one can come to the Father
 91   2,     33  |          Me and drink.' He who has no thirst will not persevere,
 92   2,     33  |           be in the midst; this is no indifferent trifle, for
 93   2,     35  |            is, he who offended was no longer punished suddenly,
 94   2,     35  |               There is, therefore, no need for servile fear; and
 95   2,     35  |          of Me, otherwise there is no remedy against his falling
 96   2,     36  |                    I told you that no one could go by the Bridge
 97   2,     37  |          they are nothing and have no grace, and accordingly in
 98   2,     37  |  everything proceeds from Me, that no leaf of a tree falls to
 99   2,     37  |          virtuous heart that takes no thought for herself, or,
100   2,     37  |        have one soul, there can be no secret between them, wherefore
101   2,     38  |        their love. For though I am no Acceptor of creatures, I
102   3,      1  |        sees and knows well that in no other way can she arrive
103   3,      1  |   obedience or charity's sake. For no other reason ought she to
104   3,      2  |            prayer, I should reply 'No.' The soul should advance
105   3,      2  |      pleasing to God, and there is no more need for you to afflict
106   3,      2  |            you are, for I can find no way to take you. If I put
107   3,      2  |          that I will return to you no more, because you strike
108   3,      3  |           made sin where there was no sin, that is, that through
109   3,      3  |            saw sin where there was no sin. ~
110   3,      5  |        affection of love. There is no baptism of fire without
111   3,      5  |        have been speaking. But let no one be so mad as so to arrange
112   3,      6  |          GOD, whether they will or no. ~
113   3,      6  |     whether worldly people will or no, they render glory and praise
114   3,      6  |         that, whether they will or no, worldly people render to
115   3,      8  |       before caused her sorrow, it no longer now can give her
116   3,      8  |     painful death, but His love -- no. For had the affection of
117   3,      9  |          Myself, because on Me can no pain fall, and I wished
118   3,      9  |         and, on being struck, made no resistance, but said: 'My
119   3,     11  |           was made with Me, and in no other way could she perfectly
120   3,     12  |             had given her, that in no other way could she learn
121   3,     14  |            the heart, for there is no member of the body that
122   3,     14  |          tranquillity of mind that no tongue can tell it. Having
123   3,     14  |          stage. Yet this sorrow is no impediment to the unitive
124   3,     14  |           knows that she can be of no use to Me and can in no
125   3,     14  |            no use to Me and can in no way repay Me that pure love
126   3,     14  |          One who could increase in no perfection, because He was
127   3,     15  |           abandon desire, so as to no longer yearn for Me or love
128   3,     15  |     without suffering, for, in Me, no perfection is wanting. ~
129   3,     15  |            shed in this life only, no tongue can tell what different
130   3,     16  |         planted, the tree can bear no fruits of life but only
131   3,     16  |          foulness of its root, for no good actions done by a soul
132   3,     16  |    branches of mortal sin can turn no other way than to the earth,
133   3,     16  |          not marvel, they can turn no way but that in which they
134   3,     18  |           that, without the light, no one can walk in the truth,
135   3,     18  | humiliation to the soul, and is in no way matter for pride, but
136   3,     20  |      promptly, and follow Him, for no one can reach Me, the Father,
137   3,     20  |            his own will, she shuns no labor from whatever source
138   3,     20  |        salvation of souls; seeking no reward, either from Me or
139   3,     20  |            in perfect purity, with no other regard than for the
140   3,     20  |            in peace and quiet, and no one scandalizes them, for
141   3,     20  |         have a good intention, for no one can judge the secrets
142   3,     22  |           in this precept that, in no way, can I judge any rational
143   3,     22  |           and miserable slave, and no daughter, may behave to
144   3,     24  |         Blood of the Word, for, in no other way, could you participate
145   3,     24  |        would be like a candle with no wick inside it, which cannot
146   3,     24  |          when time is past you can no longer do so. So that you
147   3,     24  |           mortal sin, will receive no grace therefrom, though
148   3,     24  |        brought near the flame, for no sooner has the fire touched
149   3,     24  |       Itself, for that can receive no hurt, but on account of
150   3,     24  |            See, therefore, that in no way can this Light, united
151   3,     25  |           of My love, for there is no rational creature whose
152   3,     27  |         have received, inasmuch as no greater dignity exists in
153   3,     27  |      Church. The angel himself has no such dignity, for I have
154   3,     28  |           Light. With light alone? No; because the light cannot
155   3,     28  |           You see, therefore, that no one can receive the light
156   3,     28  |            you, because in them is no darkness of sin, or of ignorance,
157   3,     28  |         their death there remained no money at all, and there
158   3,     28  |     believed that I being for him, no one could be against him;
159   3,     30  |        with mine they would endure no suffering, not that they
160   3,     30  |           not that they would have no labors on that account,
161   3,     30  |           but because labors cause no suffering to a will which
162   3,     30  |            their aspect causes him no terror or fear, as it would
163   3,     30  |            Me, whether one who has no science can attain to this
164   3,     30  |         hope in themselves, placed no inordinate love in any fellow-creature
165   3,     30  |        vision of the devils can do no harm, because of the vision
166   3,     30  |            poison of sin. There is no servile fear in them, but
167   3,     31  |           away, so that he offends no more, there remains mercy,
168   3,     31  |      procure them mercy. But it is no fragility of your nature
169   3,     31  |           to despair, for there is no pleasure and nothing but
170   3,     31  |          worm of conscience sleeps no longer, but is gnawing you,
171   3,     31  |           wicked man, and there is no reason that any one should
172   3,     31  |         vision of the Devil causes no harm or fear, for fear and
173   3,     32  |        show to all Your creatures? No, but You alone, most sweet
174   4,      1  |         also good and perfect; for no one at all can reach eternal
175   4,      1  |          that door, opened it, and no one can enter except by
176   4,      1  |           in the Holy Gospel that 'no one could come to Me, the
177   4,      2  |    perfectly did He repair it that no matter how much a man may
178   4,      2  |         the light of faith that in no other way can they escape
179   4,      2  |            whose consort will feel no trouble, but only peace
180   4,      2  |           dwells. Such a one feels no hatred when injured, because
181   4,      2  |           kingdom is so great that no one can rule you, for you
182   4,      3  |        habit of sin. Therefore let no man trust to this, putting
183   4,      3  |            fools and madmen, delay no longer to come out of the
184   4,      3  |         your neighbor as yourself. No gloss has been put upon
185   4,      3  |           the light of faith, walk no longer in such darkness
186   4,      5  |          persevere till death, for no true judgment can be made
187   4,      5  |          is rich, so that there is no need for the subject to
188   4,      5  |           they were never beggars. No more are these, for they
189   4,      5  |          are all founded on it, in no other is this the principal
190   4,      5  |             where pride is, can be no obedience. I have already
191   4,      6  |            able to pass it, having no key of obedience wherewith
192   4,      6  |            that whether he will or no he should not leave the
193   4,      6  |      without any war, for there is no one to make war on him,
194   4,      6  |            on obedience? Injuries? No, for the obedient man is
195   4,      6  |          observances of the order? No, for obedience causes him
196   4,      6  |           obedience give him pain? No, for he has trampled on
197   4,      6  |           be held at little worth? No, for he has conceived love
198   4,      6  |         therein, and so as to have no reason to remain without,
199   4,      6  |         and not of clothes; he has no fear that thieves will come
200   4,      7  |           done well, Peter, for in no other way could you follow
201   4,      7  |                 Properly speaking, no. Do I not, however, often
202   4,      7  |           virtues, so perfect that no higher virtue can be attained
203   4,      7  |           hearty joy, for there is no sadness in charity, but
204   4,      8  |       miseries, that his aspect is no longer that of a religious
205   4,      8  |             how deluded he is, and no one else deceives him but
206   4,      8  |           his heart. Such a one is no friar, but a masquerader,
207   4,      8  |      moment of death, he will have no remedy. No, he does not
208   4,      8  |            he will have no remedy. No, he does not see, for he
209   4,      8  |            faults which he felt it no shame to commit. What is
210   4,      8  |        which he is obliged. He has no fraternal charity, because
211   4,      8  |          charity, because he loves no one but himself, and that
212   4,      9  |            pleasing to Me, that to no other have I given so many
213   4,      9  |         the inestimable good which no one can value or understand,
214   4,     10  |           to this I explained that no penalty inflicted in finite
215   4,     11  |          is not turbid, and causes no fear to the soul, for she
216   4,     11  |          perfection, so that I may no longer serve You in darkness,
217 Lette,      0|           that day onwards she was no longer in health. Towards
218 Lette,      0|        state that we could observe no other movement than her
219 Lette,      0|         human weakness; I have had no care of them; I have not
220 Lette,      0|          by hearing of them. I say no more. Recommend me to the