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 1   2, 23|      particular manifestation of grace, which springs from the
 2   2, 24|             With a divine force, grace increases the longings of
 3   2, 29|    incentives in the ministry of grace and in the ministry of the
 4   3, 41|       realities of nature and of grace. ~Particular Cases~
 5   3, 44|         the Holy Spirit that the grace of leading a celibate life,
 6   3, 45|          them, "the glory of the grace" of God will be magnified
 7   3, 48|   persevering in her response to grace, if she relies more openly
 8   4, 50|         giver and the receiver. ~Grace and Nature~
 9   4, 51|    responsibility—is governed by grace which, far from destroying
10   4, 57|   training, his ministry and the grace of his office, to gain even
11   4, 57|       holy bond of matrimony the grace of a true union. ~The Priest
12   4, 59|     intimacy with Him and in His grace, the power of spirit necessary
13   5, 62|        not at all overpowered by grace. In candidates for the priesthood,
14   5, 63|          harmoniously coordinate grace and nature in the man in
15   5, 64|       should anyone pretend that grace supplies for the defects
16   5, 70|        with the help of a divine grace, a strong, mature and balanced
17   5, 72|          the influence of divine grace and with full reflection
18   6, 74|        and perseveringly for the grace of fidelity, never denied
19   6, 75|    developing, with all the love grace inspires in him, his close
20   6, 76|        this way the priest, with grace and peace in his heart,
21   6, 76|     power of the Gospel of God's grace to shine in the world. 126~
22   7, 89|  responding generously to divine grace and the will of Christ and
23   7, 90| obligations have again, with the grace of the High Priest, found
24 End, 99|          and mysterious power of grace, that the high spiritual