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 1 4 | reawakening among the faithful a love for the Christian life.
 2 6 |         delightful effect of his love of God and was nourished
 3 10|          and the fires of divine love which burned within him.
 4 13|          and The Treatise on the Love of God. In the Introduction
 5 16|        renew and to rekindle his love of God by the making of
 6 17|          17. The Treatise on the Love of God, however, is a much
 7 17|         veritable history of the love of God, explaining its origin
 8 17|          time showing how divine love begins to cool and then
 9 17| developing and of growing in the love of God. When necessary he
10 19| observance of it with such great love of God that the Sisters
11 28|       inner possession of divine love, there will result perfect
12 30|          souls of the faithful a love of true and solid piety,
13 30|          true and solid piety, a love which the clergy can develop
14 32|          of the sweetness of the love which filled his heart.
15 33|         the more readily come to love the truth. When it is necessary
16 37|          with a truly remarkable love and reverence for this Apostolic
17 37|       separated from the law and love of Christ shall return to