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 1 Text, 2 |   wit the fact that when the charity of Christian people was
 2 Text, 2 |     growing cold, the Divine Charity itself was set forth to
 3 Text, 2 |      a standard of peace and charity portending no doubtful victory
 4 Text, 4 |      right as by His immense charity for us; she herself, with
 5 Text, 5 | joined together in Christian charity and in the reconciliation
 6 Text, 10|    the edifying of itself in charity" (Ephesians iv, 15-16).
 7 Text, 11|    might admire the infinite charity of Our Redeemer, and so
 8 Text, 16|     cherished by the fire of charity; so that they truly seem
 9 Text, 17|  iniquity hath abounded, the charity of many shall grow cold" (
10 Text, 18|    need be inflamed with the charity of Christ in His agony and
11 Pray    |     Jesus, whose overflowing charity towards men is most ungratefully
12 Pray    |      law, especially that of charity; we will also strive with