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  1 Intro,      0|     religioso, forgetting his noble charity at the time of the plague,
  2   1,      4  |            in itself except through charity, and humility, which is
  3   1,      4  |          foster-mother and nurse of charity. In self-knowledge, then,
  4   1,      4  |          are in a state of ordinary charity, wherefore, if they have
  5   1,      5  |             that the love of divine charity is so closely joined in
  6   1,      6  |             should proceed from the charity which he has through love
  7   1,      6  |            love Me, he cannot be in charity with his neighbor; and thus,
  8   1,      7  |           self-love, which destroys charity and affection towards the
  9   1,      7  |       indeed did I say to you, that charity gives life to all the virtues,
 10   1,      7  |             can be obtained without charity, which is the pure love
 11   2,      1  |   self-knowledge, and, wedding with charity, has indeed many other descendants,
 12   2,      1  |          foster-mother and nurse of charity, by whose means this tree
 13   2,      2  |          the divine love of perfect charity, she cannot produce fruit
 14   2,      3  |      discretion which proceeds from charity. So you see how discreetly
 15   2,      3  |            to you when he says that charity ought to be concerned first
 16   2,      4  |           seeing the breadth of His charity, that, with such sweetness,
 17   2,      9  |           love, -- "Oh, inestimable Charity, sweet above all sweetness!
 18   2,      9  |              It seems, oh, Abyss of Charity, as if you were mad with
 19   2,     25  |        finishes in the affection of charity and the bonds of love, cannot
 20   2,     27  |        righteous, who have lived in charity and died in love, if they
 21   2,     27  |           of death with an ordinary charity (not in that great perfection),
 22   2,     30  |          goodness, and the increate charity with which I created her,
 23   2,     32  |      dwelling in the life of common charity, finds to drink, tasting
 24   2,     33  |           you behold the fire of My charity, and the will to love and
 25   2,     35  |          and brought the fire of My charity into your humanity with
 26   2,     37  |     neighbor, and withdrawing their charity if they see their own profit
 27   2,     38  |           is to say, of My love and charity in the soul, is made through
 28   2,     38  |         such fire of love. Now this charity is manifested in two ways;
 29   2,     38  |            taste the fire of Divine charity, and to conceive the true
 30   2,     40  |          every virtue proceeds from charity, and charity is nourished
 31   2,     40  |          proceeds from charity, and charity is nourished by humility,
 32   2,     40  |           with this love, My divine charity, exercising himself in the
 33   2,     40  |           of Me, who am the fire of charity. How does she await me?
 34   2,     40  |             for the affection of My charity, and knowing that I desire
 35   3,      1  |         note well) for obedience or charity's sake. For no other reason
 36   3,      2  |   affections to the abundance of My charity, which was made visible
 37   3,      2  |             with the fire of divine charity, giving her the food of
 38   3,      2  |             finds the breadth of My charity and the remission of her
 39   3,      2  |         strike me with the stick of charity.' The soul, therefore, should
 40   3,      2  |    sometimes in the broadness of My charity, and sometimes by placing
 41   3,      2  |     communicate in the affection of charity, which they taste by means
 42   3,      2  |        appointed time, according as charity commands for the salvation
 43   3,      2  |          made with the affection of charity, which charity is itself
 44   3,      2  |         affection of charity, which charity is itself continual prayer.
 45   3,      4  |            to her, with the fire of charity, in which charity, while
 46   3,      4  |           fire of charity, in which charity, while still remaining in
 47   3,      4  |         passions, and through which charity she participates in the
 48   3,      4  |       perfection, and, through this charity, which is of the Holy Spirit,
 49   3,      4  |          state, in which they taste charity and give birth to it on
 50   3,      5  |             knew the fire of divine Charity, and so, if you remember
 51   3,      5  |             with the fire of Divine charity, because, through love was
 52   3,      5  |             and this way the Divine charity provided, knowing the infirmity
 53   3,      5  |           of Blood. This the Divine charity provided in the Sacrament
 54   3,      5  |          united with the fire of My charity, and by the general baptism,
 55   3,      6  |              in the abundance of My charity, I give them time, and do
 56   3,      6  |             made for them, I use My charity and mercy, withdrawing neither
 57   3,      6  |            worldly men My mercy and charity shine, and they render praise
 58   3,      6  |             virtues of patience and charity, causing them to suffer
 59   3,      7  |             only to deprive them of charity. But in thinking to deprive
 60   3,      8  |             had the affection of My charity, which I showed you by means
 61   3,      9  |      inflaming him with the fire of charity. He became a vessel, disposed
 62   3,      9  |             with the doctrine of My charity. I illuminated him perfectly
 63   3,      9  |      defects, and founded him in My charity." ~
 64   3,     10  |           they find the blaze of My charity, which charity is a fire
 65   3,     10  |          blaze of My charity, which charity is a fire proceeding from
 66   3,     11  |          had it in the affection of charity and purity. To the obedient
 67   3,     11  |          ravished by the fire of My charity, in which charity it receives
 68   3,     11  |             of My charity, in which charity it receives the supernatural
 69   3,     15  |       tasting the fire of My divine charity, and having passed from
 70   3,     18  |          those who live in ordinary charity. (I shall repeat to you
 71   3,     25  |               she tastes My Burning Charity, My Ineffable Love, with
 72   3,     26  |          say, the heat of My Divine charity, and the clemency of the
 73   3,     27  |           souls I demand purity and charity, that they should love Me
 74   3,     27  | only-begotten Son, with the fire of charity, and a hunger for the salvation
 75   3,     27  |   instrument of the soul in perfect charity; and I do not wish them
 76   3,     28  |            through the privation of charity. So you see that they are
 77   3,     28  |      through the largeness of their charity, and of the hope that they
 78   3,     29  |         according to the demands of charity, and thus I wish you to
 79   3,     29  |       goodness, with the garment of charity. Know well that I wish to
 80   3,     30  |          the office of remaining in charity with his neighbor, to them
 81   3,     30  |           inscribed by their ardent charity with My name, they showed
 82   3,     31  |          the armor of affection and charity; because, as members of
 83   3,     31  |         should dilate themselves in charity, and in the consideration
 84   3,     31  |             in which they hoped, in charity and love of virtue, and
 85   3,     31  |             who has lived in ardent charity, exults in joy, while the
 86   3,     31  |             themselves the love and charity which they should have to
 87   3,     32  |          and Eternal Fire, Abyss of Charity. Oh! Supreme and Eternal
 88   3,     32  |          the abyss and fire of Your charity. And can a wretch like me
 89   3,     32  |          the graces and the burning charity that You have shown and
 90   3,     32  |      particular to me beyond common charity, and the love that You show
 91   3,     32  |          that the affection of Your charity itself will render You thanks,
 92   3,     32  |             from Your Greatness and Charity, through the love which
 93   4,      1  |        truly love or not. Wherefore charity, the mother of patience,
 94   4,      1  |          foster-mother and nurse of charity, and with the same milk
 95   4,      2  |            is conceived and born of charity, on her is founded the rock
 96   4,      2  |          germinate with the heat of charity, all of which as well as
 97   4,      5  |          true poverty and fraternal charity, their temporal substance
 98   4,      5  |          and yet they all remain in charity, so with the principal foundation
 99   4,      5  |          burnt in the furnace of My charity, so that he never slackened
100   4,      6  |             taking the spouse which charity gives him, together with
101   4,      6  |             of faith by her mother, Charity, should be offended; so
102   4,      6  |           the enemy of humility and charity. Impatience is the enemy
103   4,      6  |         love and the breadth of his charity. Of his cell he makes a
104   4,      6  |         labor, but serving all with charity. The obedient man does not
105   4,      7  |     recommencing from the first. So charity is the most perfect of all
106   4,      7  |           possess eternal life, for charity alone enters into eternal
107   4,      7  |            the other virtues, Queen Charity alone enters and possesses
108   4,      7  |          receive the fire of divine charity figured by the number of
109   4,      7  |          for there is no sadness in charity, but the joy of it makes
110   4,      7  |   dissembling and ambition, because charity is an open book to be read
111   4,      7  |    Wherefore the soul who possesses charity never falls into trouble,
112   4,      8  |    suffering, for he is deprived of charity, he is obliged by force
113   4,      8  |        obliged. He has no fraternal charity, because he loves no one
114   4,      9  |       prayer, except for necessity, charity, or obedience. I say this
115   4,      9  |           burning in the furnace of charity, anointed with humility,
116   4,     11  |         clemency, I have found Your charity, and the love of my neighbor.
117   4,     11  |           my virtues, but only Your charity. May that same charity constrain
118   4,     11  |         Your charity. May that same charity constrain You to illuminate
119   4,     11  |            burn in the fire of Your charity, and may that fire so work
120 Lette,      0|             grateful for your great charity and tender love towards