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 1 3 |   overweening enough to climb to divine heights and to delve into
 2 8 | nourished with the breath of the Divine Spirit, and to shine with
 3 11|      frequently experienced this divine love, whereby we can be
 4 14|         love or to recognize His divine fatherhood with all due
 5 15|                  15. Hence, that divine love with which the Doctor
 6 16|          men are in need of this divine love. Family life needs
 7 17|                      17. Of this divine charity, possibly nobody
 8 17|          which is experienced is divine. To have such love, means
 9 19|        which is brought about by divine love, "regulates the affections,
10 19|       with a knowledge of things divine and human. It . . . undoes
11 22|     hallowed by the blood of our Divine Savior, were threatened
12 29| particularly of Jesus Christ Our Divine Savior, that, loved thereby,
13 35|     prayer so strive to move our divine Mother, that she will obtain