Chap., §

 1    1,   1    |         him go my thoughts and my heart in this solemn moment of
 2    1,   1    |         human intellect, will and heart, to repeat with amazement
 3    1,   4    |         Master, who is "humble in heart"13, the Church also should
 4    2,   7    |           our intellect, will and heart is towards Christ our Redeemer,
 5    2,   7(36)|          Cf. Litany of the Sacred Heart.~
 6    2,   8    |         is expressed by the word "heart". Christ, the Redeemer of
 7    2,   8    |           of man and entered his "heart". Rightly therefore does
 8    2,   8    |      human will, and with a human heart he loved. Born of the Virgin
 9    2,   9    |    fullness of justice in a human Heart - the Heart of the First-born
10    2,   9    |    justice in a human Heart - the Heart of the First-born Son -
11    2,  12    |          root, in man's soul, his heart and his conscience. What
12    3,  13    |          is conceived beneath the heart of his mother.~
13    3,  14    |       will, of his conscience and heart. Man who in his reality
14    3,  16    |      conversion of mind, will and heart. The task reguires resolute
15    4,  18    |           yourself, Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests
16    4,  18    |           away; Bend the stubborn heart and will; Melt the frozen,
17    4,  18    |        insatiability in the human heart. This appeal is making itself
18    4,  22    |           turn my thoughts and my heart to the Redeemer of man,
19    4,  22    |           by every soul and every heart by designating, when he
20    4,  22    | Redemption took shape beneath the heart of the Virgin of Nazareth
21    4,  22    |          of the Holy Spirit, this heart, the heart of both a virgin
22    4,  22    |           Spirit, this heart, the heart of both a virgin and a mother,
23    4,  22    |         love. For that reason her heart must also have the inexhaustibility