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  1 Intro,      0|     special points may differ, in every country now at a certain
  2 Intro,      0|  orthodoxy, and set her free with every mark of reverence. In this
  3 Intro,      0|         Bride of Christ, seems at every step to impede her victorious
  4 Intro,      0|           of the creeds taught to every child in the Catholic poor-schools.
  5 Intro,      0|                            And so every well-known form of Christian
  6   1,      3  |         or see Me offended, their every pain, whether spiritual
  7   1,      4  |            inasmuch as desire and every virtue is of value, and
  8   1,      5  |        the willing desire to bear every pain and fatigue, even unto
  9   1,      6  |                               How every virtue and every defect
 10   1,      6  |              How every virtue and every defect is obtained by means
 11   1,      6  |         that you should know that every virtue is obtained by means
 12   1,      6  |           neighbor, and likewise, every defect; he, therefore, who
 13   1,      6  |        offer for him to Me. Thus, every act of help that he performs
 14   1,      6  |           through love of Me. And every evil also, is done by means
 15   1,      6  |       which is owed in general to every rational creature; but its
 16   1,      6  |     example of good works, and in every other respect in which your
 17   1,      6  |  therefore, indeed the truth that every sin done against Me, is
 18   1,      7  |        love, which gives light to every virtue. In the same way
 19   1,      7  |       principle and foundation of every evil. All scandals, hatred,
 20   1,      7  |    scandals, hatred, cruelty, and every sort of trouble proceed
 21   2,      1  |    received by grace from Me, and every other grace which she has
 22   2,      3  |         of them, showing you that every actual operation, as such,
 23   2,      3  |         So you see how discreetly every soul, who wishes for grace,
 24   2,      3  |           and is the condiment of every instrument of virtue. Holy
 25   2,      5  |          and adorns the soul with every grace, in proportion to
 26   2,      5  |        inclination to sin, and to every sort of corporeal defect,
 27   2,      7  |         the devil, and the world. Every one was drowned in the flood,
 28   2,     11  |           with His Blood, so that every believer may walk speedily,
 29   2,     12  |         to those who use It, that every bitterness becomes sweet,
 30   2,     12  |     bitterness becomes sweet, and every burden light, yet prefers
 31   2,     12  |           and just, and render to every man according as he deserves.
 32   2,     12  |         as he deserves. Wherefore every good deed is rewarded, and
 33   2,     12  |        good deed is rewarded, and every fault is punished. The tongue
 34   2,     13  |          in their own cases, that every person may, if he will,
 35   2,     14  |          Your benefits. Wherefore every day You give Yourself to
 36   2,     14  |           thinking of you, for on every side to which I turn my
 37   2,     15  |           It is true indeed, that every time that this corpse, in
 38   2,     15  |      ingratitude, whence proceeds every evil. But if she were grateful
 39   2,     19  |         By His death He destroyed every vice, so that no one could
 40   2,     22  |           redoubles to them their every toil. As the saints exult
 41   2,     25  |         have in seeing Me, who am every good! Oh, how much delight
 42   2,     26  |         as the free-will pleased. Every work, good or bad, is done
 43   2,     26  |         the head and principle of every evil, in company with pride.
 44   2,     27  |           of temptations, and how every soul in her extremity sees
 45   2,     27  |           this life, they receive every one their place, as I have
 46   2,     28  |       punished. And they see that every little sin merits infinite
 47   2,     30  |        your desire. You know that every evil is founded in self-love,
 48   2,     33  |           general method by which every rational creature can come
 49   2,     33  |       salvation of souls, and his every other thirst is spent and
 50   2,     33  |       they are full of Me, who am every good. ~
 51   2,     33  |          of the heart, emptied of every affection and disordinate
 52   2,     36  |          they suddenly faint, and every little breeze catches their
 53   2,     37  |         that, generally speaking, every person is first called in
 54   2,     37  |            who am the Rewarder of every labor, render to each man
 55   2,     40  |         thereat? I will tell you. Every perfection and every virtue
 56   2,     40  |         you. Every perfection and every virtue proceeds from charity,
 57   2,     41  |        have you know that just as every imperfection and perfection
 58   2,     41  | self-knowledge, where is acquired every perfection. After which
 59   3,      1  |           can defend herself from every adversary, if grasped with
 60   3,      2  |       with time and perseverance, every virtue. Wherefore should
 61   3,      2  |     prayers of good-will, and how every exercise, whether performed
 62   3,      8  |         then, that the saints and every soul in Eternal Life have
 63   3,      8  |          perfection, satisfied by every good." ~
 64   3,     11  |         all, who will receive it? Every light that comes from Holy
 65   3,     12  |         out of herself, exceeding every limit of her nature with
 66   3,     14  |           I wish you to know that every tear proceeds from the heart,
 67   3,     14  |           true and sweet patience every pain and trouble which I
 68   3,     14  |  ineffably loved by Me, she loves every rational creature with the
 69   3,     16  |          soul. I said to you that every tear proceeded from the
 70   3,     16  |        good deed is rewarded, and every evil deed punished. A good
 71   3,     16  |    blaspheming and saying evil of every rational creature, according
 72   3,     18  |         of reason is necessary to every soul that wishes to serve
 73   3,     18  |           necessary in general to every rational creature, whatever
 74   3,     20  |    glorious light, are perfect in every condition in which they
 75   3,     20  |          they may be, and receive every event which I permit to
 76   3,     20  |         creature, but rejoices in every condition and in every manner
 77   3,     20  |         in every condition and in every manner of holiness which
 78   3,     23  |          will never fail you, and every man, if he be humble, shall
 79   3,     23  |         he is fit to receive; and every minister, that which I have
 80   3,     28  |         received their being, and every other additional grace,
 81   3,     28  |         the others all lost their every fear, because they were
 82   3,     28  |           fears, and is afraid of every little thing, because he
 83   3,     28  |         and exposed themselves to every peril with true patience,
 84   3,     31  |         which has proceeded their every sin, they have not known
 85   3,     32  |      Eternal God! oh! Light above every other light, from whom issues
 86   3,     32  |         all light! Oh! Fire above every fire, because You are the
 87   3,     32  |          who is. And my being and every further grace that You have
 88   4,      1  |           find described this and every other virtue." ~
 89   4,      2  |        humble patience he endures every labor, and even his neighbor'
 90   4,      3  |         but worldly men devoid of every virtue do the contrary;
 91   4,      3  |            for there they possess every good without any evil, safety
 92   4,      5  |            for it still possesses every delight, but in the beginning
 93   4,      6  |       with the knife of hatred of every sensual passion, taking
 94   4,      6  |       words and by prayer, and by every means by which he can draw
 95   4,      8  |     Disobedience clothes him with every misery, causes him to die
 96   4,      8  |      bitterness, depriving him of every sweetness and good, causing
 97   4,      8  |         causing him to dwell with every evil in life it gives him
 98   4,      9  |  obedience in different ways, and every man will receive a price,
 99   4,      9  |         in the earth and water it every day, did not proceed to
100   4,     10  |       temporal and spiritual, and every circumstance of your life
101 Lette,      0|        days in prayer. Meanwhile, every morning, after communion,
102 Lette,      0|       This only will I say, that, every time that a new torment
103 Lette,      0|       granting such graces afresh every day to me, Your miserable