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 1 1 |         to a more perfect way of life, is now to be added, as
 2 2 |        the evangelical manner of life shone forth more lifelike
 3 2 |         in their accounts of his life and works, judged him to
 4 3 |         inspire and guide social life itself.~
 5 4 |     teachings and example of the life of the Patriarch of Assisi.
 6 4 |          principal events of his life to pass by without exhorting
 7 5 |     renaissance of the spiritual life. We do not see why the selfsame
 8 6 | professed a certain austerity of life and gave a false appearance
 9 9 |       decrees? Even the monastic life, which had brought so many
10 11|         even at that time in his life he became known for the
11 11|       the integrity of his moral life, his correctness in conversation,
12 11|          speaks of the apostolic life, he understood at last that
13 11|       Gospels, and the religious life of his followers with the
14 11|        of his followers with the life of the Apostles. For this
15 11|           he wrote: "This is the life and rule of the Friars Minor,
16 23|         times." (Julian a Spira, Life of St. Francis, No. 28)
17 25|  commanded that the Rule and the Life of the Friars Minor should
18 25|         to follow this manner of life. . . they had to be, first,
19 27|     during the last years of his life, he was suffering greatly,
20 27|        to inculcate austerity of life in his disciples, and, in
21 29|          the holiness of his own life." (Roman Breviary, 7th of
22 32|          love of the evangelical life. Entire cities of Italy,
23 32|     Italy, reborn to a new moral life, placed themselves under
24 32|         and the joys of domestic life.~
25 35|       both in public and private life as to bring about a new
26 36|        and Teacher. Innocence of life, too, blossomed forth once
27 38|        contrary we find that his life ant work, which as Dante
28 39|          beauty the likeness and life of Francis in paintings,
29 40|          at these aspects of his life and look upon them as the
30 40|          by the austerity of his life and his preaching of penance,
31 41|         his feast, draw from his life strong motives to examine
32 43|       the flesh and the pride of life so widespread among us.
33 43|   fellowmen to the Gospel law of life. With much less difficulty
34 43|          has called "the book of life, the hope of holiness, the
35 44|      participate "in the angelic life which was made known by
36 44|       and to the hope of eternal life.~
37 45|     giving proof of innocence of life and integrity of morals.~
38 47|          St. Francis who "in his life propped up the house and