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  1 Intro,      0|            powerful personality who may awaken love or hatred, but
  2 Intro,      0|       conclusions on special points may differ, in every country
  3 Intro,      0|           saints, less dramatic, it may be, but breathing, nevertheless,
  4 Intro,      0|             semblance of His Vicar, may fitly appear to symbolize
  5 Intro,      0|        Captivity, as it was called, may have seemed, at the time
  6 Intro,      0|            Pope. Whatever the truth may be about the details of
  7 Intro,      0|        thought. In this way Gregory may truly be looked upon as
  8 Intro,      0|           St. Catherine. Great ends may be pursued by essentially
  9 Intro,      0|             unique specimen of what may be called "ecclesiastical"
 10   1,      1  |          another Himself. That this may be seen more clearly, I
 11   1,      2  |       before You, in order that You may punish me for my sins in
 12   1,      3  |         corporeal, from wherever it may come, receives infinite
 13   1,      4  |          then, for pains, so that I may receive satisfaction for
 14   1,      4  |          and various passions, they may know how little stability
 15   1,      4  |        little stability it has, and may come to lift their desire
 16   1,      4  |             grace, so that My truth may be fulfilled in them. I
 17   1,      5  |     whatever mode or circumstance I may send them to her. Patience
 18   1,      6  |             to the need in which he may be, at least with your goodwill
 19   1,      6  |      respect in which your neighbor may be seen to be in need; counseling
 20   1,      6  |           to the diverse ways which may please his perverse sensual
 21   1,      6  |           vice. Being thus cruel he may wish to extend his cruelty
 22   1,      6  |            the bands of their death may be loosened! ~
 23   1,      7  |            have given you, that you may exercise and prove your
 24   1,      7  |           ranks, in order that they may make use of the virtue of
 25   1,      8  |           have taught you how a man may serve his neighbor, and
 26   2,      3  |         which she has begun, or, as may frequently happen, through
 27   2,      3  |       torments so that her neighbor may have the life of grace,
 28   2,      3  |          bring it forth, so that it may appear before the eyes of
 29   2,      6  |       constrained by their tears, I may mitigate the fury of My
 30   2,      7  |       passing across the flood, you may not be drowned, which flood
 31   2,      8  |            Me in truth, so that you may grieve over the damnation
 32   2,     10  |           first and the second, you may reach the last, which is
 33   2,     10  |             water, running beneath, may not touch it; for, in My
 34   2,     11  |          that, if the rain come, it may not impede the traveler.
 35   2,     11  |              so that every believer may walk speedily, and without
 36   2,     11  |     journeying on their pilgrimage, may not, through weariness,
 37   2,     11  |          wholly God and wholly man, may be ministered to you. The
 38   2,     13  |         hearers, that is, that they may know that of this Body of
 39   2,     13  |            cases, that every person may, if he will, be illuminated
 40   2,     13  |           so that, in this road, he may recognize the truth, and
 41   2,     13  |        ignorant, in order that they may see where this road of Truth
 42   2,     13  |           sweat, in order that they may receive mercy from Me." ~
 43   2,     14  |           for such, in order that I may do them mercy.' Oh, Mercy,
 44   2,     15  |        between the two, except what may be between a finite and
 45   2,     16  |           any sin, abominable as it may be, take away the light
 46   2,     17  |          swallow them up, that they may repent of their sins. Would
 47   2,     23  |           two, and now, so that you may see how greatly man deceives
 48   2,     26  |          the Righteous, so that you may the better know the misery
 49   2,     27  |            conquered, but that they may conquer, proving their virtue,
 50   2,     27  |        temptation of the Devil that may come to him, because I have
 51   2,     27  |            through hatred, that you may conquer, and not that you
 52   2,     27  |           conquer, and not that you may be conquered, and that you
 53   2,     27  |             conquered, and that you may come to a perfect knowledge
 54   2,     27  |          and of Me, and that virtue may be proved, for it is not
 55   2,     30  |         instrument of the body, you may prove and exercise the virtues.
 56   2,     32  |           by any contrary wind that may arise, either of prosperity
 57   2,     33  |            the vessel with which he may get the water, and neither
 58   2,     36  |            to the soul, so that she may climb with love and affection,
 59   2,     37  |        perfect self-knowledge, they may know that of themselves
 60   2,     37  |             is true, that a servant may so advance by the virtuous
 61   2,     40  |          filial love, and how a man may know if he has become a
 62   2,     40  |           this end, namely that she may arrive at perfection, that
 63   2,     40  |            I leave her, so that she may see and know her defects,
 64   2,     40  |          and afflicted by pain, she may recognize her own weakness,
 65   2,     41  |           of your fellows, that you may do to them that which you
 66   2,     41  |            that is to say, that you may love your neighbor of free
 67   2,     41  |             exist, so that the soul may in this way come to the
 68   2,     41  |         soul by sentiment, that she may be thus led to enclose herself
 69   3,      1  |           in order that holy prayer may become tedious to the soul,
 70   3,      1  |           and confused in mind, she may abandon the exercise of
 71   3,      2  |           general, so that the mind may not be contaminated by the
 72   3,      2  |          holy will, and whatever he may contribute, by words or
 73   3,      2  |         that is, that actual prayer may be united with mental prayer
 74   3,      5  |         extremity of death, when he may not be able to do so. In
 75   3,      6  |          goods of the world that he may the more abundantly enjoy
 76   3,     10  |         aforesaid way that the body may return a little to its corporal
 77   3,     11  |         because of his darkness, it may appear to you, that, from
 78   3,     13  |            all these various graces may exist in one soul, who,
 79   3,     14  |         Name's sake in whatever she may have to suffer. Then the
 80   3,     14  |             permitting, so that she may ever grow in virtue. For
 81   3,     14  |            in the last stage, which may please you by means of My
 82   3,     15  |         tell what different sorrows may cause them. I have now told
 83   3,     16  |             in whatever state a man may be, he should never stop
 84   3,     16  |              for an action which he may see, or for a word he may
 85   3,     16  |           may see, or for a word he may hear, he will judge the
 86   3,     16  |         according as their judgment may suggest to them. The unfortunate
 87   3,     16  |          the soul, of temporal loss may not occur! For you have
 88   3,     17  |          You grace and mercy that I may come to You truly in the
 89   3,     17  |            I fear that they are, or may become, stumbling-blocks
 90   3,     17  |   perfection? I pray You, so that I may not be deceived through
 91   3,     17  |           You to tell me, so that I may serve You and my neighbor
 92   3,     18  |         wherefore in order that you may the better know it, rise
 93   3,     18  |             her, "In order that you may the better understand what
 94   3,     18  |          your creeping intelligence may better understand that which
 95   3,     18  |            holy baptism, though you may have lost it by your own
 96   3,     18  |         rational creature, whatever may be his condition, who wishes
 97   3,     19  |             of perfection; for they may be called perfect who have
 98   3,     19  |         order that their sensuality may not rebel against their
 99   3,     19  |            and tribulations as they may be needed for your salvation,
100   3,     20  |             condition in which they may be, and receive every event
101   3,     20  |          their own will, so that it may not seek or wish anything
102   3,     20  | stumbling-blocks, so that your mind may not be scandalized by anything?'
103   3,     20  |            man in anything that you may see done or said by any
104   3,     20  |          that such apparent sinners may frequently have a good intention,
105   3,     20  |           your mind, even though it may externally be open mortal
106   3,     20  |             you, I give so that you may arrive at the end for which
107   3,     22  |            this life of pilgrimage, may know how to avoid being
108   3,     22  |          from today henceforward, I may never again wander from
109   3,     22  |              by You, Eternal Truth, may shine in Your ministers;
110   3,     22  |          Love, that not one of them may be taken from me by the
111   3,     22  |         Devil, so that at last they may arrive at You, their End,
112   3,     22  |             slave, and no daughter, may behave to them with due
113   3,     22  |         order that these sentiments may increase in me." ~
114   3,     23  |             that, on your side, you may not sin through ignorance
115   3,     23  |        truth, a means by which they may each receive, according
116   3,     24  |              and, in order that you may the better understand the
117   3,     24  |         Lamb, My only-begotten Son, may be administered to you.
118   3,     24  |        light of grace, so that they may administer this light to
119   3,     24  |            holy Church, so that you may have life, receiving His
120   3,     24  |            itself, except as far as may be in the following example. ~
121   3,     24  |           metaphor further that you may the better understand Me.
122   3,     24  |           holy baptism, each of you may grow in love and virtue
123   3,     24  |            the help of My grace, as may please you. Not that you
124   3,     24  |              or by any defect which may be in the soul, or by any
125   3,     26  |          and travelers, so that you may have refreshment, and not
126   3,     27  |          dearest daughter, that you may the better recognize the
127   3,     27  |             grief at their miseries may be more intense. If they
128   3,     28  |              so that you blind ones may have guides to direct you
129   3,     28  |             And therefore his labor may be reputed to be in vain,
130   3,     29  |             the great defects there may be in them) through love
131   3,     29  |            and great desire, that I may re-clothe them in My goodness,
132   3,     30  |             this point (so that you may have greater compassion
133   3,     30  |          yes it is possible that he may attain to it, but an individual
134   3,     31  |             at the last moment they may have something which they
135   3,     31  |           have something which they may lay hold of, and by so doing
136   3,     31  |             the moment of death you may not escape from their hands,
137   3,     31  |         when you are with them they may render to you of the part
138   3,     31  |           this knowledge so that he may despair, but so that he
139   3,     31  |             despair, but so that he may come to a perfect self-knowledge
140   3,     31  |          that pain and knowledge he may pay for his sins, and appease
141   3,     32  |             bitter medicine, that I may be cured and rise from my
142   3,     32  |            by Your grace, that they may be as two streams of water
143   3,     32  |            that the infernal devils may not carry off Your lambs.
144   4,      1  |            first of where obedience may be found, and what it is
145   4,      1  |          But observe that obedience may be kept in two ways, of
146   4,      2  |            no matter how much a man may have spoiled his key by
147   4,      3  |        death, for although everyone may and should hope as long
148   4,      3  |           fire of love, so that you may taste eternal life together
149   4,      5  |          His religious subjects who may transgress the rule of the
150   4,      5  |            mistake of the steersman may send her down into the billows,
151   4,      5  |      physical light with which they may more perfectly obtain the
152   4,      6  |             obedient, so that a man may better know the one by contrast
153   4,      6  |     religious order, but however he may enter it (for I have told
154   4,      6  |           of the great door, as you may see in any real door. They
155   4,      6  |          suffering in order that he may be more eager to fly himself
156   4,      6  |           so that by these means he may avoid idleness. He looks
157   4,      6  |        kingdom of heaven and how he may best observe true obedience. ~
158   4,      6  |                And in order that he may better keep to the path
159   4,      8  |           word and reproof which he may make to you, but in such
160   4,      9  |          say this in order that you may see how prompt I wish the
161   4,     10  |             and showing you how you may know this truth which you
162   4,     10  |        perfection, and how the soul may know by which road she is
163   4,     10  |             good, in order that you may be sanctified in Me, and
164   4,     11  |              but only Your charity. May that same charity constrain
165   4,     11  |           light of faith, so that I may know and understand the
166   4,     11  |            me. Grant that my memory may be capable of retaining
167   4,     11  |         Your benefits, that my will may burn in the fire of Your
168   4,     11  |           fire of Your charity, and may that fire so work in me
169   4,     11  |             the key of obedience, I may unlock the door of Heaven.
170   4,     11  |             illuminate me so that I may know all Your truth; You
171   4,     11  |            the hand of love, that I may see myself, who am Your
172   4,     11  |       supreme perfection, so that I may no longer serve You in darkness,
173   4,     11  |          but with light, and that I may be the mirror of a good
174   4,     11  |             so that in that light I may give You thanks. Clothe
175   4,     11  |           oh! Eternal Truth, that I may run my mortal course with
176 Lette,      0|           all the sisters that they may be ready to do all that
177 Lette,      0|             be ready to do all that may be pleasing to God concerning
178 Lette,      0|         need of the help of prayer. May Almighty God preserve you