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 1 Intro,      0|      with the somewhat pinchbeck dignity of an Italian Prefettura.
 2 Intro,      0|           if ever, has the papal dignity been sustained with such
 3   2,      4  |        of God, she knows her own dignity and indignity. Her dignity
 4   2,      4  |       dignity and indignity. Her dignity is that of her creation,
 5   2,      4  |         for creating man in such dignity? The inestimable love with
 6   2,      4  |     through his sin he lost this dignity in which You originally
 7   2,      4  |       breaking when it sees such dignity as Yours descend to such
 8   2,      5  |    eternal life -- so I, with My dignity, joined Myself to the baseness
 9   2,     15  |         this mercy, and also the dignity of man, which I have shown
10   2,     16  |         where have you left your dignity? You were made sister to
11   2,     19  |         it considers not its own dignity! From being great you have
12   2,     26  |           I have told you of the dignity of the Righteous, so that
13   2,     26  |       ones, on seeing so great a dignity (of which they are deprived),
14   2,     30  |        considering carefully the dignity of the soul, and the indignity
15   2,     30  |       fallen through sin. In the dignity of her being it tastes My
16   3,      5  |        the soul know of this her dignity, in being kneaded and united
17   3,     18  |  similitude, placing her in such dignity and beauty, I caused her
18   3,     18  |        he is ignorant of his own dignity, which he should maintain
19   3,     24  |                           Of the dignity of the priest; and of the
20   3,     24  |         their excellence and the dignity in which I have placed them.
21   3,     24  |    contrary, I will show you the dignity of those who use virtuously
22   3,     24  |    daughter, speak to you of the dignity of priests, having placed
23   3,     24  |         in this you have greater dignity and excellence than the
24   3,     27  |         we might know better the dignity of priests; and how God
25   3,     27  |         the better recognize the dignity to which I have called My
26   3,     27  |  themselves considered their own dignity they would not be in the
27   3,     27  |           inasmuch as no greater dignity exists in this life. They
28   3,     27  |        angel himself has no such dignity, for I have given it to
29   3,     28  |      placed them in the greatest dignity, and they receive blessing
30   3,     28  |         by Me, on account of the dignity which I placed in them,
31   3,     29  |       and I have told you of the dignity in which I have placed them,
32   3,     29  |   ministers, on account of which dignity and authority I do not wish
33   3,     29  |                             This dignity belongs to good and bad
34   3,     29  |           then, that besides the dignity to which I have appointed
35   3,     29  |         reason of the virtue and dignity of the Sacrament, and by
36   3,     29  |          of that very virtue and dignity you should hate the defects
37   3,     29  |        correct their life, their dignity will be the cause of their
38   3,     30  |        They also receive greater dignity on account of their priesthood,
39   3,     31  |          theirs. Oh, wretch! the dignity in which I placed you, you
40   3,     32  |     Church. And I have known the dignity of Your ministers whom You
41   4,      2  | sensuality, which destroyed your dignity, and having slain this enemy