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 1 1 |     to the last breath of Our life will ever be Our earnest
 2 1 |       sinews of the Christian life. Among these efforts of
 3 1 |       Way, the Truth, and the Life," not for individuals alone
 4 2 |       the close of His mortal life that Christ our Lord left
 5 2 |     means of support "for the life of the world" (St. John
 6 2 |      soon to depart from this life, can wish for nothing better
 7 4 |                 The Source of Life~4. To know with an entire
 8 4 |      is for men the source of life, of that life which best
 9 4 |       source of life, of that life which best deserves the
10 4 |     give is my flesh, for the life of the world" (St. John
11 4 |      declared, is Christ "the life." He Himself declared that
12 4 |      a more than merely human life. "I am come that they may
13 4 |       come that they may have life, and may have it more abundantly" (
14 4 | pursuit of holiness. Thus was life communicated to man, a life
15 4 |   life communicated to man, a life truly heavenly and divine.
16 4 |       Holy Writ, "the tree of life," "the word of life," "the
17 4 |   tree of life," "the word of life," "the book of life," "the
18 4 |   word of life," "the book of life," "the crown of life," and
19 4 |       of life," "the crown of life," and particularly "the
20 4 |    particularly "the bread of life."~
21 5 |        5. But now, since this life of which We are speaking
22 5 |    resemblance to the natural life of man, as the one draws
23 5 |       which springeth up unto life everlasting" (St. John iv.,
24 5 |    bread "which endureth unto life everlasting" (St. John vi.,
25 5 |     said He, "am the bread of life" (St. John vi., 48). And
26 5 |     give is my flesh, for the life of the world" (St. John
27 5 |     blood, you shall not have life in you" (St. John vi., 54).
28 5 |      of professedly religious life. For this gift, than which
29 5 |     foster in themselves that life of divine grace whose goal
30 5 |      is the attainment of the life of blessedness with God.~
31 6 |  would make due provision for life everlasting, whose industry
32 6 |      it were a fresh lease of life and prosperity, inasmuch
33 6 |   nourishes and sustains that life the desire whereof demands
34 9 |     combat, preserves him for life everlasting, and as a special
35 9 |     my blood bath everlasting life; and I will raise him up
36 11|      body alike, even in this life, a foretaste of blessedness;
37 14|   towards which the spiritual life of a Christian in all its
38 15|   Lord, Who gave His precious life as the price of our salvation,
39 15|    that it may be to them the life of their souls and keep
40 16|      virtues of the Christian life have flourished best wherever
41 17|    private or in their public life, is supreme and absolute;
42 19| adapted to the support of its life. Accordingly all hostile
43 20| mystery for all time "for the life of the world,"shine forth