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 1 1 |   review the holy and venerable life of this same blessed man,
 2 1 |     right path of the spiritual life."2 "He was," as Cardinal
 3 2 |        piously left this mortal life, which he had adorned with
 4 7 |        the peak of the mystical life and is joined to God Himself,
 5 7 |   happiness even in this mortal life.~
 6 12|       Clairvaux on the mystical life, which surpasses and can
 7 12|   worries and business of daily life, seek and desire only what
 8 12|      profitable for this mortal life, scarcely ever lift their
 9 14|   individual and on into social life, to give moral guidance,
10 16|        this divine love. Family life needs it, mankind needs
11 18|        of the mind but its true life. ". . . Instead of bringing
12 18|          You are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God'."25~
13 19|         orders and ennobles the life, and lastly. . . endows
14 27| considers the great holiness of life which distinguished him,
15 31|      needed, set in place above life's great and spacious sea,
16 32|         his respective state in life to strive to imitate her