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  1 Intro,      0|           depended on him, at the mercy of the invading Lombard.
  2 Intro,      0|      infinite loving-kindness and mercy. ~
  3 Intro,      0|          eighth spiritual work of mercy. St. Philip Neri's advice
  4   1,      4  |           was given them, through mercy, turns to their own ruin
  5   1,      4  |   judgment, not through defect of mercy, nor through defect of him
  6   1,      4  |           of him who implored the mercy for the ingrate, but solely
  7   1,      6  |           who practices it of all mercy, unless he turn to kindness
  8   2,      4  |       Church, and through His own mercy, which she saw through self-knowledge,
  9   2,      4  |       Lord, turn the eyes of Your mercy upon Your people, and upon
 10   2,      4  |          revenge on me, and to do mercy to Your people, and never
 11   2,      4  |           see that you grant them mercy. For what is it to me if
 12   2,      4  |         Your grace, that You have mercy on Your people, and I adjure
 13   2,      4  |           implore You that You do mercy to Your creatures." ~
 14   2,      5  |            turning the eye of His mercy towards her, allowing Himself
 15   2,      5  |          My justice and My divine mercy. For My mercy willed to
 16   2,      5  |           My divine mercy. For My mercy willed to make satisfaction
 17   2,      6  |        and how God promises to do mercy to the world, and to the
 18   2,      6  |            because I wished to do mercy to the world. ~
 19   2,      7  |           and bolted the doors of mercy, the soul of man produced
 20   2,      9  |           moves You to do us such mercy through pure love, and on
 21   2,     11  |        for he is sheltered by the mercy which descended from Heaven
 22   2,     11  |         is walled and roofed with Mercy. His also is the Hostelry
 23   2,     13  |       order that they may receive mercy from Me." ~
 24   2,     14  |        this soul wondering at the mercy of God, relates many gifts
 25   2,     14  |          How great is the Eternal Mercy with which You cover the
 26   2,     14  |       offended Me.' Oh, ineffable Mercy! I do not wonder that You
 27   2,     14  |          order that I may do them mercy.' Oh, Mercy, who proceeds
 28   2,     14  |           may do them mercy.' Oh, Mercy, who proceeds from Your
 29   2,     14  |           Blood of Your Son. Your Mercy preserves us, Your Mercy
 30   2,     14  |          Mercy preserves us, Your Mercy caused Your Son to do battle
 31   2,     14  |  conquered? Death! By what means? Mercy! Your Mercy gives light
 32   2,     14  |           what means? Mercy! Your Mercy gives light and life, by
 33   2,     14  |         the height of Heaven Your Mercy shines, that is, in Your
 34   2,     14  |       earth, it abounds with Your Mercy. In the darkness of Hell
 35   2,     14  |         the darkness of Hell Your Mercy shines, for the damned do
 36   2,     14  |           they deserve; with Your Mercy You temper Justice. By Mercy
 37   2,     14  |      Mercy You temper Justice. By Mercy You have washed us in the
 38   2,     14  |           us in the Blood, and by Mercy You wish to converse with
 39   2,     14  |           fathers to fulfill Your Mercy and Your Truth in them?
 40   2,     14  |       fruit of their labors. Your Mercy constrains You to give even
 41   2,     14  |          What has done this? Your Mercy. Oh, Divine Mercy! My heart
 42   2,     14  |            Your Mercy. Oh, Divine Mercy! My heart suffocates in
 43   2,     14  |       thought, I find nothing but mercy. Oh, Eternal Father! Forgive
 44   2,     14  |         You, but the love of Your Mercy will be my excuse before
 45   2,     15  |           little her heart in the mercy of God, by these words,
 46   2,     15  |       have spoken before Me of My mercy, because I gave it you to
 47   2,     15  |       with Me,' but know, that My mercy is without any comparison,
 48   2,     15  |        sight is imperfect, and My mercy perfect and infinite, so
 49   2,     15  |        that you should taste this mercy, and also the dignity of
 50   2,     15  |        memory takes no heed of My mercy. The eye of their intellect
 51   2,     17  |         not the remembrance of My mercy, for if they had it they
 52   2,     17  |          And, nevertheless, in My mercy I sustain them, I do not
 53   2,     19  |         in truth through love and mercy. With this false judgment,
 54   2,     21  |          Good, still she can find mercy. But if she pass the Bridge
 55   2,     21  |        her misery greater than My mercy. This is that sin which
 56   2,     21  |         pardoned, depreciating My mercy. Therefore is this last
 57   2,     21  |         sin to be greater than My mercy, and, on that account, are
 58   2,     21  |       they, having depreciated My mercy, I with justice send them,
 59   2,     25  |        soul. They see that, by My mercy, she is raised from the
 60   2,     25  |    ignorant ones do not resist My mercy. They have a desire too,
 61   2,     25  |           and continually cry for mercy for you, to Me, the Supreme
 62   2,     25  |           the saved with love and mercy." ~
 63   2,     26  |         them, and by the works of mercy, spiritual and temporal,
 64   2,     26  |    avarice; and when they see the mercy that they have received
 65   2,     26  |           will see generosity and mercy shining in the blessed ones,
 66   2,     26  |          to see their sins and My Mercy. And they arrive at the
 67   2,     27  |           perfection), embrace My mercy with the same light of faith
 68   2,     27  |    imperfect, they constrained My mercy, counting My mercy greater
 69   2,     27  | constrained My mercy, counting My mercy greater than their sins.
 70   2,     27  |          place of Purgatory, with mercy and the same faith." ~
 71   2,     27  |        when you prayed Me to have mercy on the world, and draw it
 72   2,     30  |     regarding with the eye of His mercy, the hunger and desire of
 73   2,     30  |           discovers and tastes My mercy, and sees how, through mercy,
 74   2,     30  |      mercy, and sees how, through mercy, I have lent her time and
 75   2,     35  |        humanity with abundance of mercy, the penalty of the sins
 76   2,     35  |         man lives is his time for mercy, but when he is dead comes
 77   2,     40  |         in which he will learn My mercy, in the Blood of My only-begotten
 78   2,     40  |           the consideration of My mercy, in which contemplation,
 79   3,      2  |           and the broadness of My mercy, for fear that otherwise
 80   3,      2  |           not seize the arm of My mercy. This is one of the subtle
 81   3,      2  |        affections in My boundless mercy, with true humility. You
 82   3,      2  |          the broadness of My good mercy, if the soul will only truly
 83   3,      2  |       rose, humbly trusting in My mercy, and saying: 'I confess
 84   3,      2  |         to Heaven on the wings of mercy, and if I raise you on high,
 85   3,      2  |    knowledge of herself and of My mercy, seasoned the one with the
 86   3,      6  |           everything, but that My mercy shines in them, in that,
 87   3,      6  |        them, I use My charity and mercy, withdrawing neither on
 88   3,      6  |         So that in worldly men My mercy and charity shine, and they
 89   3,      8  |         of love, that I will have mercy on the world. Pain in her
 90   3,     12  |           order that He should do mercy to the world. And, lifting
 91   3,     14  |         begins to take hope in My mercy in which her heart feels
 92   3,     14  |         the joy of her hope in My mercy, causes her eye to weep,
 93   3,     14  |           the plaint of My divine mercy, and grief at the offenses
 94   3,     17  |            I beg of You grace and mercy that I may come to You truly
 95   3,     18  |          eye of His benignity and mercy upon her, saying -- "Oh,
 96   3,     22  |    beseech You, through grace and mercy, that, from today henceforward,
 97   3,     23  |            turning the eye of His mercy upon this soul, not despising
 98   3,     29  |        your prayers, will do them mercy if they will only receive
 99   3,     29  |          accept the breadth of My mercy, I, the Supreme Judge, shall
100   3,     30  |       Blood in which he has found mercy; and as he lived in the
101   3,     31  |         the habit of hoping in My mercy, that is, have taken the
102   3,     31  |            have taken the milk of mercy (although on account of
103   3,     31  |     strikes Me with the arm of My mercy has a hope in mercy, but
104   3,     31  |         of My mercy has a hope in mercy, but rather has presumption),
105   3,     31  |    offends no more, there remains mercy, and with this mercy he
106   3,     31  |      remains mercy, and with this mercy he can, if he will, take
107   3,     31  |       hope. This is the effect of Mercy, to cause them to hope therein
108   3,     31  |          offend Me by means of My mercy, but rather that they should
109   3,     31  |        hope which they have in My mercy. And nevertheless, I keep
110   3,     31  |           grief will procure them mercy. But it is no fragility
111   3,     31  |          who despairs despises My mercy, making his sin to be greater
112   3,     31  |        his sin to be greater than mercy and goodness. Wherefore,
113   3,     31  |       done to Me, and hoped in My mercy, he would have found mercy,
114   3,     31  |        mercy, he would have found mercy, for, as I have said to
115   3,     31  |         as I have said to you, My mercy is greater without any comparison
116   3,     31  |           wish them to hope in My mercy at the point of death, even
117   3,     31  |           them hope greatly in My mercy, for when, having fed themselves
118   3,     31  |       towards the sweetness of My mercy they have thought of it
119   3,     31  |        time and the breadth of My mercy in which they hoped, in
120   3,     31  |         time and great hope of My mercy they did nothing but offend
121   3,     31  |    striking them with the hand of mercy and the rod of justice,
122   3,     31  |          anger, humbly begging My mercy. The virtuous woman increases
123   3,     32  |          similitude, and to do us mercy, giving immeasurable and
124   3,     32  |           of You that You will do mercy to the world and to the
125   3,     32  |       servants do cry out to Your mercy; do You then reply. ~
126   3,     32  |                  I know well that mercy is Your own attribute, wherefore
127   3,     32  |      begging You through it to do mercy to the world, and to cause
128   3,     32  |       Your servants, You would do mercy to the world, and reform
129   3,     32  |          but turn the eye of Your mercy towards us, for You must
130   3,     32  |        out with the voice of Your mercy. Open the door of Your inestimable
131   3,     32  |         You through Your infinite mercy. You have created us from
132   3,     32  |           we are in existence, do mercy to us, and remake the vessels
133   3,     32  |   Re-create them to Grace in Your mercy and the Blood of Your Son
134   4,      1  |     kindly turning the eye of His mercy and clemency towards her,
135   4,     10  |           Me was that I should do mercy to the world. In the third
136   4,     10  |        told you that I wish to do mercy to the world, proving to
137   4,     10  |        world, proving to you that mercy is My special attribute,
138   4,     10  |        attribute, for through the mercy and the inestimable love
139   4,     10  |        continual prayer I will do mercy to the world. Die to the
140 Lette,      0|        have sinned! Oh Lord, have mercy on me!" And this, as I believe,
141 Lette,      0|         her arms, "Holy God, have mercy on me!" Finally she employed
142 Lette,      0|    account of them, You would use mercy with the world, and give
143 Lette,      0|          merits, but through Your mercy alone, which I ask of You,