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 1  I,1   |     Doctor of the Church" upon Saint Teresa of Jesus and Saint
 2  I,1   |      Saint Teresa of Jesus and Saint Catherine of Siena,6 and
 3 II,3   |         It is significant that Saint Paul does not call the Mother
 4 IV,10  | threefold concupiscence, which Saint John defines as the lust
 5 IV,11  |      all one in Jesus Christ", Saint Paul will write (ibid.).~
 6 IV,11  |  Persons which is God himself. Saint Paul states that the mystery
 7  V,16  |        the well-known words of Saint Paul: "For you are all one
 8 VI,22  |      mighty works of God" that Saint Paul, as a man, feels the
 9 VI,22  |        the Corinthians (7: 38) Saint Paul proclaims the superiority
10 VII,23 |        Redeemer" (Is 54:5). In Saint Paul's text the analogy
11 VII,24 |      have to accept ever anew. Saint Paul not only wrote: "In
12 VII,25 |        by Christ. According to Saint Paul's Letter, this love
13 VII,25 |    should not surprise us, for Saint Paul, in order to express
14 VII,27 |   Tryphosa (cf. Rom 16:6, 12). Saint Paul speaks of their "hard
15 VII,27 |     example, the great work of Saint Catherine of Siena in the
16 VII,27 |        Church, and the work of Saint Teresa of Jesus in the monastic
17 VIII,29|   primacy of love expressed by Saint Paul in the First Letter
18 IX,31  |      Christ.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter's, on 15 August, the