Paragraph

 1 2 |      edifice of the spiritual life is raised to no mean altitude.~
 2 3 |  whole course of our priestly life, on instructing our neighbours
 3 4 |       the activities of human life, being in unison with the
 4 4 | understand the value of human life devoted to the service of
 5 4 |    the way, the truth and the life,"10 he may put off the old
 6 4 |     the tumult of a perturbed life. On the other hand, we are
 7 4 |   them upwards to holiness of life; which has been proved by
 8 4 |       from this perfection of life, which is manifestly obtained
 9 4 |       advantage of the social life: namely that desire of gaining
10 4 |        in whatsoever state of life, he sees, on careful examination,
11 6 |   masters of the supernatural life who set forth wise rules,
12 7 |    more holy and more perfect life, or tossed by the turbid
13 7 |   moved by the solicitudes of life, or beset by the frauds
14 7 |    things, have ordered their life in accordance with supernatural
15 10|     are the mystical "tree of life"27 by which both individuals
16 11|     the form of the Christian life more perfectly in themselves,
17 12|     to a happier condition of life, it must be ascribed to
18 12|     pleasures and delights of life, they fall into the tenets
19 13|      and solicitudes of daily life. For as that golden book,
20 16|       summit of the spiritual life."33 And when at the beginning
21 16|  cloisters, or lead an active life in the affairs of the world,