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 1 14|    only by means of prayer and penance. ~
 2 22|       prayer we must also join penance, the spirit of penance,
 3 22|    join penance, the spirit of penance, and the practice of Christian
 4 22|      the practice of Christian penance. Thus Our divine Master
 5 22|        preaching was precisely penance: "Jesus began to preach
 6 22|       to preach and to say, Do penance" (Matth. iv. 17). The same
 7 22|     spiritual life: prayer and penance. By that sacred instinct,
 8 22| Justice with external works of penance as well. ~
 9 23|      the name of expiation and penance have with many lost in great
10 23|        is called, who despises penance as bearing the mark of servitude.
11 23|      the notion of the need of penance and expiation is lost in
12 24|        which We sustain, since penance is of its nature a recognition
13 25|                            25. Penance then is, as it were, a salutary
14 25|      means of various works of penance, the noble-hearted Christian
15 25|      not only does he practice penance for himself and his own
16 26|    Brethren, in this spirit of penance also a sweet mystery of
17 27|     even for men individually, penance is the foundation and bearer
18 28|          28. Prayer, then, and penance are the two potent inspirations
19 33|       them in a like spirit of penance offer with greater resignation