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 1 Vadem, 1,1   |       and to the perfection of charity in each one's own state. 23~
 2 Vadem, 1,2   |                             2. Charity is the soul of holiness.
 3 Vadem, 1,2   |  holiness. By its very nature, charity—a gift that the Spirit infuses
 4 Vadem, 1,2   |      the perfect gift of self. Charity makes renunciation more
 5 Vadem    (24)|                                Charity is the soul of the holiness
 6 Vadem    (27)|   suffused by faith, hope, and charity; thus they increasingly
 7 Vadem    (39)| constitutes an eminent form of charity for souls'" (John Paul II,
 8 Vadem    (46)|    that, mindful of the law of charity, he or she does not neglect
 9 Vadem, 3,13  |        patiently, with prayer, charity and dialogue; although not
10 Vadem    (50)| constitutes an eminent form of charity for souls. But this must