Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,      0|       the Divine judgment on the sins of Rodrigo Borgia. It was
 2   1,      2  |         You may punish me for my sins in this finite life, and,
 3   1,      2  |        life, and, inasmuch as my sins are the cause of the sufferings
 4   1,      3  |   through her sorrow for her own sins, which she has committed
 5   1,      3  |       through her sorrow for the sins which she sees her neighbors
 6   1,      4  |    patience, with grief for your sins, and with love of virtue
 7   1,      4  |          I will satisfy for your sins, and for those of My other
 8   1,      4  |         and contrition for their sins. So that, by means of prayer,
 9   1,      4  |      receive remission for their sins. See, however, the condition,
10   1,      4  |       perfect contrition for the sins they have committed, but
11   1,      4  |          the corruption of their sins, and so receive the gift
12   1,      4  |          not satisfied for their sins with contrition and displeasure
13   1,      7  |          I have told you how all sins are accomplished by means
14   2,      4  |        spouse, when it is my own sins, and not those of Your other
15   2,      6  |       any attention to their own sins, and so become My enemies,
16   2,     11  |       thus have come to pass the sins, and the condition of the
17   2,     12  |         Wherefore, through their sins, they are deprived of Me,
18   2,     14  |         with which You cover the sins of Your creatures! I do
19   2,     16  |        are as diverse as are the sins; and first, of the sin of
20   2,     16  |          tree, are as diverse as sins are diverse. See that some
21   2,     17  |         they may repent of their sins. Would they then give their
22   2,     17  |         Me with many and diverse sins. And this she does because
23   2,     19  |            By these and by other sins men fall into false judgment,
24   2,     21  |         to Me than all the other sins that the soul has committed.
25   2,     22  |        filthiness and iniquitous sins, that follow upon these.
26   2,     22  |        to the diversity of their sins, to some more, and to some
27   2,     26  |        turning back to see their sins and My Mercy. And they arrive
28   2,     27  |         mercy greater than their sins. The wicked sinners do the
29   2,     28  |       themselves, they see their sins, and understand by the light
30   2,     35  |        mercy, the penalty of the sins committed by humanity was
31   3,      2  |         and the remission of her sins. And this she should do,
32   3,      2  |        of particular and hideous sins. But, as I said, I do not
33   3,      2  |         the soul to consider her sins, either in general or in
34   3,      2  |       yourself or to lament your sins.' And once more I gave you
35   3,      2  |         I have committed so many sins, and have hardly begun to
36   3,      6  |      them up on account of their sins. I even wait for them, and
37   3,      6  |      neither on account of their sins. I even give equally to
38   3,      7  |          those who go, for their sins, to the pains of Purgatory.
39   3,      7  |       they are deprived by their sins, but as My justiciars, manifesting
40   3,     16  |      honor to Me, and to confess sins, and to be used in love
41   3,     16  |    branches are the seven mortal sins which are full of many and
42   3,     18  |          is this light, for your sins consist in nothing else
43   3,     20  |         with such hatred of your sins. It was as if the sweet
44   3,     20  |        if you should see evident sins or defects, draw out of
45   3,     22  |         some other place, of the sins which they commit today;
46   3,     28  |      understand the darkness and sins of My unworthy ministers.
47   3,     28  |        away the thorns of mortal sins, and planted plants odoriferous
48   3,     28  |      giving them penance for the sins they committed -- they through
49   3,     29  |          My Divine nature. Their sins indeed should displease
50   3,     31  |     although on account of their sins this is great presumption,
51   3,     31  |          more than all the other sins which they have committed.
52   3,     31  |        because they commit other sins through some delight of
53   3,     31  |       for this and all the other sins which he has committed;
54   3,     31  |          comparison than all the sins which any creature can commit;
55   3,     31  |       they should consider their sins to be greater. ~
56   3,     31  |         should remind him of the sins that he has committed, for
57   3,     31  | self-knowledge and shame for his sins, with hope, so that with
58   3,     31  |     knowledge he may pay for his sins, and appease My anger, humbly
59   3,     31  |         lasciviously and in many sins, receive both harm and fear
60   3,     31  |         at their death the great sins they have committed, and
61   3,     31  |          wherefore through these sins they make her grow pale,
62   3,     31  |          to do so, or that their sins are excused through the
63   3,     31  |          are excused through the sins of My ministers." ~
64   3,     32  |       have better understood the sins of those who live wretchedly.
65   3,     32  |     cause and instrument of many sins -- I am plunged in intolerable
66   4,      5  |         though now through their sins they are multiplied in numbers
67   4,      6  |         conform himself to their sins, but to draw them out of
68   4,     10  |       diminish on account of the sins of the latter, and how displeasing
69   4,     11  |         these infinite evils and sins, and the many others which
70   4,     11  |          arise from my miserable sins, for through them I have
71 Lette,      0|         the consideration of the sins which she saw being committed
72 Lette,      0|    herself in general of all her sins in the sight of God, and,
73 Lette,      0|          absolve me of all these sins which I have confessed in
74 Lette,      0|  profound things which I, for my sins, was not worthy to understand,