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 1 Intro,      0|        priesthood, aided by the ignorance of the people, succeeded
 2   1,      4  |         when the stains of your ignorance are effaced, and I shall
 3   2,      3  |        all darkness, takes away ignorance, and is the condiment of
 4   2,      5  |      Church. See then with what ignorance and darkness, and ingratitude,
 5   2,      5  |  wretched creature full of such ignorance could receive no greater." ~
 6   2,     12  |    travel. Wonder, then, at the ignorance and blindness of man, who,
 7   2,     12  |     loss of those who, in their ignorance, thus offend Me. Now you
 8   2,     13  |       those who might fall into ignorance on this point. I tell you
 9   2,     14  |      Eternal Father! Forgive my ignorance, that I presume thus to
10   2,     36  |        with such negligence and ignorance, that they suddenly faint,
11   3,     12  |     yearned with grief over the ignorance of creatures, in that they
12   3,     18  |         See, therefore, how his ignorance is the cause of all his
13   3,     20  |  account of your ingratitude or ignorance of so great a benefit, or
14   3,     20  |        to rest in self-love and ignorance of the road, presuming to
15   3,     23  |         you may not sin through ignorance or negligence; for a fault
16   3,     28  |       no darkness of sin, or of ignorance, because they follow the
17   3,     28  |     hide through negligence and ignorance, but rather recognized it
18   3,     32  | sickness of negligence and much ignorance, You, most soothing and
19   3,     32  |      out of the infirmity of my ignorance and negligence, and have
20   4,      6  | negligence, against solicitude; ignorance, against knowledge; and
21 Lette,      0|   miserably with my negligence, ignorance, ingratitude, and disobedience,