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 1 1 |  works, the virtues, and the spirit of the Seraphic Patriarch.
 2 4 |      peoples that Franciscan spirit which differs no wise from
 3 5 | cannot be separated from the spirit of penance and love.~
 4 7 |  they might have been in the spirit of the gospels, the charity
 5 8 |     the world foreign to the spirit of humanity. Peace-loving
 6 14|      Blessed are the poor in spirit; if thou wilt be perfect,
 7 16|   irksome and foreign to the spirit of the age.~
 8 18|    make himself also poor in spirit by means of the virtue of
 9 29|   many infected by the false spirit of secularism, habitually
10 29|    as professors of an empty spirit of religion, praising and
11 34|   for while it possesses the spirit of a religious order, it
12 35|     conformity with the very spirit of the Gospels. Omitting
13 36|  once more in union with the spirit of penance. From this source
14 36| together with the Franciscan spirit, evangelical wisdom and,
15 42|   filled with the Franciscan spirit. To quote Leo XIII: "Concerning