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Alphabetical [« »] commending 1 commentary 1 commerce 1 commit 9 committed 24 common 5 communicants 1	Frequency [« »] 9 choose 9 christians 9 circle 9 commit 9 companion 9 contempt 9 continence	St. Catherine of Siena The Dialogue of Saint Catherine IntraText - Concordances commit

  Chapter, Paragraph
1   1,      3|    which she sees her neighbors commit against Me. Of such as these,
2   2,     18|        sensuality. So that they commit injustice towards Me and
3   3,      5|     fragility and infirmity, to commit sin unless he wish to do
4   3,     16|         to grace ends when they commit mortal sin. ~
5   3,     18|       man can be constrained to commit any, even the smallest sin,
6   3,     22|          of the sins which they commit today; wherefore if it should
7   3,     31| displeasing to Me, because they commit other sins through some
8   3,     31|     sins which any creature can commit; wherefore it greatly displeases
9   4,      8|    which he felt it no shame to commit. What is the cause of this?