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 1 Intro,      0| feuilletonistes of piety. Such works, brightly bound, are appropriately
 2 Intro,      0|        who edited the complete works of St. Catherine in the
 3   1,      3  |                     How finite works are not sufficient for punishment
 4   1,      3  |        penalty, although their works are finite and done in finite
 5   1,      3  | Apostle thus shows that finite works are not valid, either as
 6   1,      6  |        and the example of good works, and in every other respect
 7   2,      1  |   These are the holy and sweet works which I seek from My servants;
 8   2,      1  |     the instruments of virtue; works of penance performed alone
 9   2,      3  |   These are the fruits and the works which I seek from the soul,
10   2,      3  |  delight in few words and many works.' I wished to show you that
11   2,      3  |    that I desired the manifold works of manly endurance with
12   2,      3  |     worthy of grace. All other works, founded on any other principle
13   2,      3  |        because they are finite works, and I, who am Infinite,
14   2,      3  |        Infinite, seek infinite works, that is an infinite perfection
15   2,      3  |        wish therefore that the works of penance, and of other
16   2,      3  |     discretion, using corporal works as means, and not as the
17   2,      3  |    exterior corporal act, such works being finite, since they
18   2,      3  |        only words but manifold works, and in these I take delight.
19   2,      3  |       all the virtues and good works, should increase infinitely,
20   2,     19  |        being scandalized by My works, which are all just, and
21   2,     19  |  poison of envy and pride, the works of My Son were slandered
22   2,     19  |     His enemies say: 'This man works by virtue of Beelzebub.'
23   2,     21  | practiced generally in all her works, but much more on account
24   2,     26  |      shed for them, and by the works of mercy, spiritual and
25   2,     26  |   earth, according to his evil works. The miser with the filth
26   2,     37  |    prayer and their other good works, but go on, with perseverance,
27   3,      5  |       continual, and though My works, that is the pains of the
28   3,     16  |       on this account its good works, forevery good deed is rewarded,
29   3,     16  |      cursing and condemning My works, and blaspheming and saying
30   3,     20  |      and of reason, and of the works done by the soul who has
31   3,     28  |  excellence, virtues, and holy works of virtuous and holy ministers;
32   4,      9  |       in obedience, and of the works and reward of the truly
33   4,      9  |    length of time for which he works, that is to say, that he