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 1   3, 42|     the law requiring a freely chosen and perpetual celibacy of
 2   4, 58| plenitude of charity—if he has chosen it with full understanding,
 3   4, 58|    work for which the Lord has chosen him. 109~The Loneliness
 4   4, 59|       regret having generously chosen it. Christ, too, in the
 5   4, 59|      the very ones whom He had chosen as witnesses to, and companions
 6   4, 59|       with me." 111 He who has chosen to belong completely to
 7   4, 59|      his divine Friend who has chosen him to bring forth the mysterious
 8   5, 70|       with Christ, whom he has chosen for himself and for the
 9   6, 74|     the conviction that he has chosen the better part. He will
10   6, 82|      the awareness that He has chosen you for His divine service,