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 1 4 |            the consideration of the life of another holy pastor whom
 2 4 |             underfoot and lived the life of the spirit. Although
 3 7 |           you and be in you."16 The life and strength of the Church
 4 8 |         another proof of her divine life: in spite of a great number
 5 11| extravagances by the example of his life and labor, and met their
 6 13|          and humble youth) for that life in which he would be as
 7 13|          despised just that kind of life of preparation. The same
 8 25|             faithful of the food of life. ~
 9 29|           strength for his interior life but also the directives
10 29|              and the truth, and the life,"47 coming into the world
11 29|            world that man "may have life, and have it more abundantly."48
12 29|          saving waters of truth and life welling up from that spring.
13 35|            water, springing up into life everlasting."66 Since the
14 37|           comforting things of this life, for these also come from
15 37|             quasi-beatitude of this life. He will use them rightly
16 38|    sacrificing property, power, and life itself. We have many examples
17 38|         good shepherd lays down his life for his sheep."73 Neither
18 38|           after endangering his own life in caring for the victims
19 38|            aside the necessities of life for them. In virtue of our
20 40|         persecution."78 His austere life, his defense of righteousness
21 40|           that they sought his very life. In spite of his mild and