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501 4, 5 | office was committed to her by My goodness. At what 502 4, 6 | gives him, together with her sister. The spouse is true 503 4, 6 | the nurse of humility or her sister, self-contempt, they 504 4, 6 | with the light of faith by her mother, Charity, should 505 4, 6 | spouse enters his soul with her sister, Patience, and her 506 4, 6 | her sister, Patience, and her nurse, Humility, together 507 4, 6 | possesses peace and quiet, for her enemies have been exiled. 508 4, 6 | object of My Truth, for her object is My Truth, and 509 4, 6 | of the order, warms all her servants and companions. ~ 510 4, 6 | Who are her enemies who have been expelled? 511 4, 6 | love to replace them with her friends. Wherefore with 512 4, 6 | herself that which kept her in bitterness and in sadness. 513 4, 7 | a mistress bringing with her the fruit of all the other 514 4, 7 | enters and possesses Me, her possessor. See, therefore, 515 4, 7 | in face and tongue while her heart is different. She 516 4, 7 | not serve, or act towards her neighbor with dissembling 517 4, 8 | has made his mistress with her companion impatience, nourished 518 4, 9 | then, does the soul receive her merit, filling the vessel 519 4, 9 | merit, filling the vessel of her heart in Me, the Sea Pacific. 520 4, 9 | self, and of Me, knowing her own non- existence and sinfulness, 521 4, 9 | which the Word has shown her, My Truth, and the ineffable 522 4, 9 | ineffable love which I have for her, and the obedience imposed 523 4, 9 | Word, losing herself and her own opinions and knowledge, 524 4, 10 | lamenting with you over her iniquities. And I have shown 525 4, 10 | the ministers I have given her, and the reverence in which 526 Lette, 0| she was obliged to alter her mode of life, the action 527 Lette, 0| action of taking food for her sustenance becoming so loathsome 528 Lette, 0| becoming so loathsome to her, that it was only with the 529 Lette, 0| refreshment, whence came to her a most violent and tedious 530 Lette, 0| great an inflammation of her throat that her breath seemed 531 Lette, 0| inflammation of her throat that her breath seemed to be fire, 532 Lette, 0| vespers, at the time of her prayer, she had so violent 533 Lette, 0| terrific, that we all mourned her as dead, remaining under 534 Lette, 0| travail and bitter pains in her body, and, Lent having arrived, 535 Lette, 0| she began, in spite of her infirmity, to give herself 536 Lette, 0| exhaled from the depth of her heart appeared to us a miracle. 537 Lette, 0| too, that you know that her prayers were so fervent 538 Lette, 0| hour spent in prayer by her reduced that dear tender 539 Lette, 0| that any one who had seen her would have thought her dead, 540 Lette, 0| seen her would have thought her dead, and was thus carried 541 Lette, 0| These were her exercises up till the third 542 Lette, 0| increased, and consumed her body, and the infinite afflictions 543 Lette, 0| eight weeks, unable to lift her head, and full of intolerable 544 Lette, 0| pains, from the soles of her feet to the crown of her 545 Lette, 0| her feet to the crown of her head, to such an extent 546 Lette, 0| a new torment came upon her, she would joyously raise 547 Lette, 0| she would joyously raise her eyes and her heart to God 548 Lette, 0| joyously raise her eyes and her heart to God and say: "Thanks 549 Lette, 0| In this way her body continued to consume 550 Lette, 0| great change was produced in her, and we thought that she 551 Lette, 0| family was then called around her, and she, with singular 552 Lette, 0| receive Holy Absolution for her faults and the pains due 553 Lette, 0| observe no other movement than her breathing, continuous, sad, 554 Lette, 0| it seemed right to give her extreme unction, which our 555 Lette, 0| make various signs with her head and her arms as if 556 Lette, 0| signs with her head and her arms as if to show that 557 Lette, 0| times, raising each time her right arm, and then letting 558 Lette, 0| the bed. Then, changing her words, she said as many 559 Lette, 0| again, but without moving her arms, "Holy God, have mercy 560 Lette, 0| acts of virtue, after which her face suddenly changed from 561 Lette, 0| gloom to angelic light, and her tearful and clouded eyes 562 Lette, 0| greatly mitigated the grief of her sons and daughters who were 563 Lette, 0| meantime we had put before her eyes a pious picture, containing 564 Lette, 0| saints. She, however, fixed her eyes on the image of the 565 Lette, 0| explaining, in words, certain of her most profound feelings of 566 Lette, 0| herself in general of all her sins in the sight of God, 567 Lette, 0| Saying which, she struck her breast, repeating her confession, 568 Lette, 0| struck her breast, repeating her confession, and continued: " 569 Lette, 0| for our example than for her own need, and then, turning 570 Lette, 0| that it had been granted her by Pope Gregory and Pope 571 Lette, 0| asked, and she, keeping her eyes ever fixed on the crucifix, 572 Lette, 0| and the anguish with which her throat was oppressed, which 573 Lette, 0| that she could hardly utter her words, while we, placing 574 Lette, 0| we, placing our ears to her mouth, were able to catch 575 Lette, 0| she turned to certain of her sons, who had not been present 576 Lette, 0| he was to perform after her death. She now did the same 577 Lette, 0| many times the blessing of her most sorrowful mother, all 578 Lette, 0| it was a bitter sweet to her. How full of tender affection 579 Lette, 0| recommending herself to her blessed child, and begging 580 Lette, 0| blessed child, and begging her to obtain a particular grace 581 Lette, 0| virgin from the fervor of her prayer; and, approaching 582 Lette, 0| prayer; and, approaching her end, she began to pray especially 583 Lette, 0| declared she was giving her life. She prayed again for 584 Lette, 0| Pontiff, and strengthened her sons never to hesitate to 585 Lette, 0| fervor, she besought all her beloved children whom the 586 Lette, 0| whom the Lord had given her, to love Him alone, repeating 587 Lette, 0| affection, that, at hearing her, not only our hearts, but 588 Lette, 0| in prayer to the end of her life for which she had so 589 Lette, 0| and angelical, she bent her head, and gave up the ghost. ~ 590 Lette, 0| Her transit occurred on the 591 Lette, 0| hour of Sext, but we kept her unburied until the hour 592 Lette, 0| odor being perceptible, her body remaining so pure, 593 Lette, 0| intact, and fragrant, that her arms, her neck and her legs 594 Lette, 0| fragrant, that her arms, her neck and her legs remained 595 Lette, 0| that her arms, her neck and her legs remained as flexible 596 Lette, 0| which in my hurry I omit. Her tomb is visited devoutly