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 1 5 |  remember the same facts - what love for St. Francis and his
 2 5 |      and how, at that time, the love thus born was manifested
 3 5 |       the spirit of penance and love.~
 4 9 |     stronger flame of light and love was necessary to reform
 5 13|     task fitly to describe, the love of evangelical poverty which
 6 13|       so with the plea "for the love of God." (Legenda Maior,
 7 15|       possession for reasons of love and through divine inspiration
 8 17|        a man who was so much in love with poverty that he appeared
 9 18|        high ideals and generous love of poverty which possessed
10 27|         used to exhort them "to love and fear God and to do penance
11 28|         same fountain of divine love? In truth, as Thomas of
12 28|      was ever afire with divine love and longed to perform deeds
13 28|    alive with the fire of God's love." (Legenda Maior, Chap.
14 28|       of intoxication of divine love" burst into tears. (Legend
15 28|        Companions, No. 21) This love of God he poured out in
16 28|         of God he poured out in love for his neighbor, and conquering
17 28|         wished that a brotherly love similar to his own should
18 29|      time admire the homage and love due to God. Therefore either
19 32|         their earthly goods for love of the evangelical life.
20 34|   husband in the case of wives; love of purity and poverty, especially
21 40|        Others were taken by his love of nature, for he not only
22 40|        wish. Others praised his love of country because in him
23 40|     truly singular and catholic love with which he embraced all
24 40| evangelical sanctity and to the love of the Cross, not that they
25 40|         brother and sister" - a love which if it is kept within
26 40|     prohibited by any law. This love of animals was due to no
27 40|        other cause than his own love of God, which moved him
28 40|         God, which moved him to love these creatures because
29 41|        the people preaching the love of Francis toward all men
30 41|        impelled by an excessive love of their own nation, should
31 41|         banner of their newborn love of country, thus lessening
32 43|   moisture and sap of brotherly love, so that all may become "
33 48|   favors and as a pledge of Our love both to you, to your clergy,