Chapter

1 1 | simple-heartedness, of patience, of mercy, just in proportion as any
2 2 |          had hasted back to His own mercy, did from that time onward
3 2 |         hand the business of divine mercy. What is profitable to man
4 7 |           be a burden to the divine mercy; they fear to seem to trample
5 8 |             indeed, who "would have mercy rather than sacrifices." 77
6 9 |         demeanor calculated to move mercy. With regard also to the
7 10|            who prays the Father for mercy. What a son99 asks is ever