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 1 1 |        and similar undertakings St. Paschal Baylon, whose devotion
 2 2 |         the life of the world" (St. John vi., 52). And precisely
 3 3 |      know not, they blaspheme" (St. Jude, 10). We, however,
 4 4 |         the life of the world" (St. John vi., 52). In more
 5 4 |       have it more abundantly" (St. John x., 10). Everyone
 6 5 |         unto life everlasting" (St. John iv., 14), so now Jesus
 7 5 |         unto life everlasting" (St. John vi., 27). Or, as He
 8 5 |          am the bread of life" (St. John vi., 48). And He urges
 9 5 |         the life of the world" (St. John vi., 52). And in these
10 5 |    shall not have life in you" (St. John vi., 54). Away then
11 6 |        us into its own; so that St. Augustine makes Christ
12 8 |       according to the words of St. Augustine, who says, speaking
13 8 |      rebellion of our flesh, as St. Cyril of Alexandria taught, "
14 9 |        him up at the last day" (St. John vi., 55).~
15 11|       that the "equality" which St. Paul commended (2 Cor.
16 11|         to union. On this topic St. Cyprian writes: "In a word
17 11|      adopting the sentiments of St. Augustine (Tract. xxxvi.,
18 11|      many grapes; and therefore St. Augustine elsewhere says: «
19 11|      idea had been expressed by St. Paul when he wrote: "For
20 14|        and I will refresh you" (St. Matt. xi., 28).~
21 21| Benediction. ~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's on the 28th day