Chapter

 1 Int|       new rhetoric that proposes things, beautiful in themselves,
 2  2 |          These seem like obvious things, but from appearances, they
 3  3 |        which pushes us to adjust things so as to create for oneself
 4  3 |        Mary, ~who kept all these things in her heart”. The presence
 5  3 |          in condition to look at things and persons with new ~eyes,
 6  3 |          see and understand” the things of God in close relationship
 7  3 |          question of “seeing all things in God and God in all things”,
 8  3 |     things in God and God in all things”, as the typically Ignatian
 9  4 |        person who has to do many things and therefore has to find
10  5 | supernatural instinct for divine things and for God’s ways of action
11  5 |          the management of human things, and which no one is dispensed