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 1 1 |      of these evils lie in the souls of men and that the sole
 2 3 |        and privileged group of souls and that all others may
 3 3 | exception. The great number of souls of every condition in life,
 4 4 |  wisdom with which he directed souls in the ways of sanctity.
 5 4 |      possession of a few great souls. St. Francis likewise disproved
 6 9 |      the case of other blessed souls. On the contrary, Francis
 7 11|    Church, or the salvation of souls. Thus, on one occasion when
 8 18|        turned to the profit of souls by his daily ministry, the
 9 27| totally the salvation of their souls. Some are so immersed in
10 27|       the welfare of their own souls. Because of these facts,
11 28|       degree the power to bind souls one to another. This virtue,
12 30|      cannot but inspire in the souls of the faithful a love of
13 35|        his intercession, their souls purified from the stain
14 36|     Meanwhile, for the good of souls, We grant, from the treasury