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  1 Intro,      0|       temporal preoccupations. For good or ill, it had come to be
  2   1,      3  |            Me, who am the Infinite Good, calls for an infinite satisfaction?
  3   1,      4  |        give them this love for the good of souls and grief for their
  4   1,      4  |            Me, who am the Infinite Good, in greater or less degree,
  5   1,      6  |     inasmuch as such a man does no good, it follows that he must
  6   1,      6  |       doctrine, and the example of good works, and in every other
  7   1,      6  |          only by not doing him the good that he might do him, but
  8   1,      7  |           inasmuch as she has done good to herself by the conception
  9   1,      7  |      another with the example of a good life, and this indeed all
 10   1,      8  |        benignity on the irascible. Good men produce and prove all
 11   1,      8  |         proved in those who render good for evil, but, that many
 12   1,      8  |             but, that many times a good man gives back fiery coals
 13   1,      8  |         were not able to make that good proof of itself, being tested
 14   2,      3  |        life to all the virtues and good works, should increase infinitely,
 15   2,      3  |            Me, who am the Infinite Good. The more serious the fault
 16   2,      4  |       taste and enjoy Your Eternal Good. I see therefore that through
 17   2,      5  |            Me, who am the Infinite Good. Wishing, however, to restore
 18   2,      5  |         and to dispose him to that good for which I had created
 19   2,      5  |      dispose herself to evil as to good, in spite of her having
 20   2,      5  |        will, make choice either of good or evil, according as it
 21   2,      7  |            not participate in that Good for which I had created
 22   2,      9  |           not increase through our good, for You are unchangeable,
 23   2,     12  |          deserves. Wherefore every good deed is rewarded, and every
 24   2,     12  |           and participates in that good which has been prepared
 25   2,     12  |            who despises so great a good, and chooses rather to receive
 26   2,     12  |            the Supreme and Eternal Good. Truly then have you reason
 27   2,     13  |         judge the world, to render good to the virtuous, and reward
 28   2,     17  |          out of his own or others' good. How will these wicked ones
 29   2,     19  |        having spoiled their taste, good things seem evil to them,
 30   2,     19  |            disorderly living, seem good to them. Oh, how blind is
 31   2,     21  |         who am Supreme and Eternal Good, still she can find mercy.
 32   2,     24  |           damned cannot desire any good. ~
 33   2,     24  |          cannot will or desire any good, but they continually blaspheme
 34   2,     24  |        know why they cannot desire good? Because the life of man
 35   2,     24  |          love and could not desire good, either for My honor or
 36   2,     24  |         damned souls cannot do any good to their neighbor, and they
 37   2,     25  |      vision, participating in that good that I have in Myself, everyone
 38   2,     25  |      participating in each other's good with the affection of love,
 39   2,     25  |        love, besides the universal good that they enjoy altogether.
 40   2,     25  |       being added to the universal good, and I would not that you
 41   2,     25  |          they have this particular good, of which I have told you,
 42   2,     25  |             all participate in the good of that soul, and the soul
 43   2,     25  |        soul, and the soul in their good. Not that her vessel or
 44   2,     25  |            they exult in Me in the good of that soul, which good
 45   2,     25  |           good of that soul, which good she has received through
 46   2,     25  |         your tongue to tell of the good of the Blessed. Oh, how
 47   2,     25  |            seeing Me, who am every good! Oh, how much delight they
 48   2,     25  |         Not that they can work any good, but they rejoice and delight
 49   2,     25  |        rejoice and delight in that good which they have brought
 50   2,     26  |    instrument of the soul -- to do good and evil according as the
 51   2,     26  |     free-will pleased. Every work, good or bad, is done by means
 52   2,     26  |       daughter, glory and infinite good are rendered to My elect
 53   2,     27  |            of death comes, see the good which I have prepared for
 54   2,     27  |            the Supreme and Eternal Good. And so they taste eternal
 55   2,     27  |             under pretense of some good: and, how those are deceived
 56   2,     27  |    pleasure, under the pretense of good, because in no other way
 57   2,     27  |         caught if they saw that no good or pleasure to themselves
 58   2,     27  |            nature, always relishes good, though it is true that
 59   2,     27  |           and discern what is true good, and of profit to the soul
 60   2,     27  |      appearance of some benefit or good; and he gives to everyone
 61   2,     28  |           know what is the special good of the blessed ones? It
 62   2,     28  |            Me, Supreme and Eternal Good, and, in tasting Me, she
 63   2,     28  |          to Me, who am the Supreme Good, and who cannot desire other
 64   2,     28  |           cannot desire other than good, for which I permit these
 65   2,     28  |           the light of faith, that good must be rewarded and evil
 66   2,     28  |        against Me, who am Infinite Good, wherefore they deem themselves
 67   2,     28  |         are rewarded with infinite good. Hereafter they know that
 68   2,     28  |         affection of love. It is a good truth then that these do
 69   2,     30  |         cannot desire anything but good, and vice, appearing to
 70   2,     30  |          under color of the soul's good, causes him to sin. But,
 71   2,     30  |            truth, it errs, seeking good and delights there where
 72   2,     30  |          the other, as I told you, good or evil, according to the
 73   2,     33  |           full of Me, who am every good. ~
 74   2,     35  |       offending Me, who am Supreme Good. So that the imperfect law
 75   2,     37  |       sanctification, which is the good and the end for which I
 76   2,     37  |           I wish nothing but their good, through the Blood of My
 77   2,     37  |          Peter loved the sweet and good Jesus, My only-begotten
 78   2,     37  |        holy prayer and their other good works, but go on, with perseverance,
 79   3,      2  |           than the broadness of My good mercy, if the soul will
 80   3,      2  |       prayer, in this sense that a good and holy will disposes itself
 81   3,      3  |          towards Me, when, for her good, I withdraw delight from
 82   3,      8  |     perfection, satisfied by every good." ~
 83   3,      9  |           had seen and tasted this good, when I drew him up into
 84   3,     16  |           they should produce some good fruit among their actions,
 85   3,     16  |       foulness of its root, for no good actions done by a soul in
 86   3,     16  |        abandon on this account its good works, forevery good deed
 87   3,     16  |           its good works, forevery good deed is rewarded, and every
 88   3,     16  |        every evil deed punished. A good action performed out of
 89   3,     16  |            should never stop doing good. ~
 90   3,     16  |         founded on Me, the Supreme Good; but such as these always
 91   3,     18  |     similarly if the soul know not good, and the reason of good,
 92   3,     18  |            good, and the reason of good, that is to say virtue,
 93   3,     18  |           Me, who am the Essential Good, or virtue, which I have
 94   3,     18  |         grace, and Myself the True Good. See then how necessary
 95   3,     19  |          table of penance, and are good and perfect, if their penance
 96   3,     20  |        wishes naught else but your good, and gives and permits these
 97   3,     20  |            not only in the case of good, but even when he sees something
 98   3,     20  |      sinners may frequently have a good intention, for no one can
 99   3,     20  |       wishes nothing else but your good; so that everything which
100   3,     22  |           You, Supreme and Eternal Good, that, in the manifesting
101   3,     22  |       Church, and comfort her with good and holy pastors. I ask
102   3,     28  |           salvation of souls, like good shepherds, followers of
103   3,     28  |        shepherds, followers of the Good Shepherd, My Truth, whom
104   3,     28  |            if he were a physician, good and true to those souls,
105   3,     28  |          ministers to you holy and good inspirations, so were these
106   3,     28  |           in their hearts holy and good thoughts, and offering up
107   3,     28  |           way of truth, giving you good inspirations, with prayers
108   3,     28  |  excellency they never rested like good shepherds from putting the
109   3,     28  |        nourishment, preserving the good and rejoicing in their virtues,
110   3,     28  |         zeal for souls and for the good of the holy Church and the
111   3,     29  |          priests, whether they are good or bad. ~
112   3,     29  |        sample of the excellence of good priests (for what I have
113   3,     29  |            This dignity belongs to good and bad alike -- all have
114   3,     29  |           inspire your hearts with good thoughts by their holy prayers,
115   3,     29  |             and inspiring you with good and holy thoughts as does
116   3,     30  |         life his conscience kept a good guard, warning him when
117   3,     30  |           the Infinite and Eternal Good, whom she hopes to obtain
118   3,     30  |          with the example of their good and holy life and by the
119   3,     30  |               His conscience gives good testimony of him to Me,
120   3,     30  |       followed the doctrine of the Good Shepherd, sweet Christ Jesus,
121   3,     31  |           see only too clearly the good which follows the virtue
122   3,     31  |           those of others, just as good men are placed in a higher
123   3,     32  |            Oh! Supreme and Eternal Good, who has moved You, Infinite
124   3,     32  |            are He who is Supremely Good, and nevertheless You gave
125   3,     32  |       loved us before we were. Oh! Good! oh! Eternal Greatness!
126   3,     32  |            the Supreme and Eternal Good, and that we are they who
127   3,     32  |            Your lambs. You are the Good Shepherd who, to fulfill
128   3,     32  |            the fragrant flowers of good and holy pastors, who by
129   4,      1  |         perfect, the other is also good and perfect; for no one
130   4,      3  |           there they possess every good without any evil, safety
131   4,      3  |     darkness, one supreme infinite good, shared by all those who
132   4,      5  |       perfect, for the few and the good, not for the majority. I
133   4,      6  |       those who live in sin to the good conversation of My servants.
134   4,      6  |           causing him to leave the good customs and traditions of
135   4,      6  |        would like to give them the good which he possesses, seeing
136   4,      6  |           a truly obedient man are good and perfect, whether they
137   4,      8  |            with his arms, than the good religious in the ship, or
138   4,      8  |            which was done for your good, and thus taking scandal,
139   4,      8  |         him of every sweetness and good, causing him to dwell with
140   4,      9  |           could it possibly do any good, but, without inquiring
141   4,      9  |          and rest, the inestimable good which no one can value or
142   4,      9  |            for, being the infinite good, it cannot be understood
143   4,      9  |         rejoice, and this joy, the good which I have in Myself,
144   4,     10  |           against Me, the Infinite Good, unless it is united with
145   4,     10  | circumstance of your life for your good, in order that you may be
146   4,     11  |            clemency, Your infinite good, have overlooked these infinite
147   4,     11  |           the Supreme and Infinite Good, Good Blessed and Incomprehensible,
148   4,     11  |         Supreme and Infinite Good, Good Blessed and Incomprehensible,
149   4,     11  |      Blessed and Incomprehensible, Good Inestimable. Beauty above
150   4,     11  |           I may be the mirror of a good and holy life, and arise
151 Lette,      0|      however, she remained in very good health, robust and fresh
152 Lette,      0|            St. Peter's, although a good mile distant, where she
153 Lette,      0|         sufficient examples of the good life or the warnings of