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 1   1,      3|           it is true that both the guilt and the penalty can be expiated
 2   1,      3|         merit, and satisfies for a guilt which deserved an infinite
 3   1,      3|          displeasure against their guilt, their pain is held worthy.
 4   1,      4|            satisfies, both for the guilt and the penalty in oneself
 5   1,      4|     sometimes it satisfies for the guilt only, and not the penalty. ~
 6   1,      4|         dearest daughter, that the guilt is not punished in this
 7   1,      4|          such. And I say, that the guilt is punished by the pain
 8   1,      4|        servants, will I remit both guilt and penalty, since they
 9   1,      4|          them, but, only for their guilt, since they are not disposed,
10   1,      4|           penalty, but only of the guilt; because such complete satisfaction
11   1,      4|     satisfaction is made for their guilt; for, beginning to learn,
12   1,      4|           and displeasure of their guilt. Now, therefore, you have
13   1,      4|            suffering satisfies for guilt by perfect contrition, not
14   1,      4|           satisfy not only for the guilt, but also for the penalty
15   1,      4|          penalty which follows the guilt, as I have already said
16   1,      4|            if they satisfy for the guilt alone, that is, if, having
17   2,      1| displeasing to herself through her guilt. And this founds the virtue
18   2,      3|            others, by means of the guilt of sin. Holy discretion
19   2,      3|          should you ever incur the guilt of sin. ~
20   2,      4|            showed her anew her own guilt, and the loss of souls,
21   2,      5|        himself he does the harm of guilt, which will be followed
22   2,      5|             and yet, on account of guilt, My divine justice demanded
23   2,      5|          sufficient to satisfy for guilt, but only by virtue of the
24   2,      5|         little ones debilitated by guilt. I say therefore that the
25   2,      6|        from bad to worse, and from guilt to guilt, even persecuting
26   2,      6|           worse, and from guilt to guilt, even persecuting Me with
27   2,      6|       natural existence. Therefore guilt is more gravely punished
28   2,      8|          sufficient to satisfy for guilt, to remove the stain of
29   2,     23|            man to satisfy for your guilt. He will not come thus in
30   2,     24|           dying in hatred with the guilt of mortal sin, their souls,
31   2,     27|            never be injured by the guilt of sin in any temptation,
32   2,     40|       after she has risen from the guilt of mortal sin, recognizing
33   2,     40|  consolations. When she was in the guilt of mortal sin, she had separated
34   2,     40|           of grace through her own guilt, because that guilt had
35   2,     40|            own guilt, because that guilt had barred the door of her
36   3,      5|      falling, as he will, into the guilt of mortal sin, by which
37   3,     14|       tears. It is true that their guilt and grief are more or less
38   3,     14|           those who, knowing their guilt, set to weeping for fear
39   3,     14|           at perfect hatred of its guilt on account of the offense
40   3,     16|           this satisfaction by his guilt, he remains in continual
41   3,     24|        this sweet Sacrament in the guilt of mortal sin, will receive
42   3,     24|         soul has cast the water of guilt within her mind upon the
43   3,     28|     themselves comprehended in the guilt, and they therefore lose
44   3,     28|            does not reprove him of guilt, does not fear. ~
45   3,     28|          that is the wounds of the guilt of mortal sin, which latter
46   3,     31|            which you fell into the guilt of mortal sin, and how even