Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      4  |    love Me, she would not be obliged to do so; whence it follows
 2   1,      6  |      general because you are obliged to love your neighbor as
 3   1,      6  |     whom, I say, you are all obliged to help one another by word
 4   2,      3  |   them as an end she will be obliged, some time or other, to
 5   2,      6  |     before. For they are now obliged to render Me glory and praise
 6   3,      2  |      religious are bound and obliged to say under penalty of
 7   3,      5  |      offends, not that he is obliged, through his fragility and
 8   3,     26  |      you are constrained and obliged to render Me love, because
 9   3,     29  |      which are all bound and obliged to possess, and in what
10   4,      1  |      earth, whom you are all obliged to obey until death, and
11   4,      4  |     obedience as you are all obliged to do if you will have life
12   4,      6  |      he also sees that he is obliged to pass by this narrow door,
13   4,      6  |      as I said to you, he is obliged to pass through it. Wherefore
14   4,      8  |   deprived of charity, he is obliged by force to incline the
15   4,      8  |  weariness of all, for he is obliged to obey either by force
16   4,      8  |     obedience, and yet he is obliged to endure the discipline
17   4,      8  |  fear of penance. When he is obliged to be there, he is covered
18   4,      8  | Divine office to which he is obliged. He has no fraternal charity,
19 Lette,      0|  soul and body, that she was obliged to alter her mode of life,