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 1 4 |    confidences. Yes, dignity of life, ardor of faith, a spirit
 2 10|       of intellectual and moral life, whilst at the same time
 3 14|   affairs in public and private life he will have no difficulty
 4 18| throughout the remainder of his life.~
 5 25|      mirror, which reflects the life of the Church through the
 6 25|         continues among men the life of the Word Incarnate, is
 7 29|        into economic and social life, and in the difficult enterprise
 8 38|       is purity and holiness of life. "Jesus began by practicing
 9 38|      the other details of their life which is not deeply impressed
10 42|       moral maxims and rules of life more or less impregnated
11 46| doctrine, the integrity of your life, by the gravity of your
12 47|         of active and exemplary life, animated by a true spirit
13 47|       evangelical prudence-of a life of sacrifice and toil, consecrated
14 49|        not observe that the lax life of some ecclesiastics brings
15 49|      discipline and evilness of life. . . .~
16 53|        the Resurrection and the Life, and in Him to unite all