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 1 3 |          the ills of society. In fact, his work of reform has
 2 5 |         no one is unaware of the fact that today spiritual values
 3 6 |      inspired. It is a notorious fact that before long the greater
 4 14|        profession of poverty. In fact, he had learned from Our
 5 19|           Book III, Chap. 50) In fact, it was the supreme wish
 6 20|       one among many sinners. In fact, he believed himself the
 7 20|       what must we say about the fact that he thought so humbly
 8 23|          he always gave. It is a fact proven by contemporary documents,
 9 24|         however, is shown by the fact that as soon as the Seraphic
10 35| spiritual formation, despite the fact that these matters are of
11 40|       contemporaries despite the fact that sometimes this admiration
12 40|          Francis. As a matter of fact, by his practice of all