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 1 3,1|       where its participants (by virtue of their partaking of the
 2 3,4|         was not devoid of divine virtue — that is, the warmth and
 3 3,4|        receive Holy Communion by virtue of their having received
 4 4,2|        their adversaries; and by virtue of Thy Cross, preserve Thy
 5 6,6|       The Church is also holy by virtue of Christ's teaching. Through
 6 6,6|    members of Christ's Church by virtue of the rudiments of the
 7 6,7| Christian cannot attain a single virtue. A repentant feeling saves
 8 6,2|         is the foundation of all virtue, for even if one distinguishes
 9 6,2|           chastity, of any other virtue, without humility all of
10 6,2| salvation without humility. This virtue was regarded highly in the
11 6,2|         and without notice. This virtue is as difficult to attain
12 6,2|  beginning of his growth in this virtue.~The Psalmist especially
13 6,2|          first and foremost this virtue: Take My yoke upon you,
14 6,2|            for it is out of this virtue that all the other virtues
15 6,2|   constancy and determination in virtue, courage and patience help
16 6,3|    mankind. For this reason — by virtue of her solidarity with all
17 9  |   Nothing so helps us to grow in virtue as our pure and pious prayers
18 9  |       virtues, for as we grow in virtue, so does our prayer grow
19 9  |       striving after the supreme virtue — prayer.~ ~
20 9,8|        the psychology of sin and virtue with unusual depth.~The