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 1 1 |    dissolving force in social life and in international relations.
 2 3 |   souls of every condition in life, both young and old, who
 3 4 |      a love for the Christian life. We are now happily called
 4 4 |       the sublime holiness of life which he achieved but also
 5 4 |   that it is inadaptable to a life lived outside cloister walls. ~
 6 6 |       attentively reviews the life of St. Francis will discover
 7 13|    Introduction to the Devout Life and The Treatise on the
 8 13|    Introduction to the Devout Life St. Francis, after showing
 9 13|       the Christian manner of life) then sets himself expressly
10 13|      and condition of secular life, and to show how each man
11 14|    customary acts of everyday life, (with the exception, of
12 14|       the actions of everyday life. ~
13 18|   principles of the spiritual life which are treated in the
14 19|  recognize in their manner of life that union of strength and
15 27| proper to each one's state in life, since even in our own times
16 27|   consequences, the spiritual life ceases to exist for them.
17 27| anything which transcends the life of sense. Finally, there
18 27|    the truth that holiness of life is not the privilege of
19 28|    and concord both in family life and among nations? ~
20 37|     the green pastures of the life eternal, that thus there