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 1 1 |       Heart of the most merciful God, to share in the joy of
 2 1 |         and pardon obtained from God, the peace of all severally
 3 1 |         stronger, by the help of God, who brought such things
 4 4 |          the Divine laws, and of God Himself, the one beginning
 5 4 |       the divine arts"7 wherein "God is all that is learnt, the
 6 4 |        devoted to the service of God alone; he may abhor the
 7 4 |        conceive the holy fear of God; he may clearly see unveiled
 8 4 |        is most sweetly united to God by the help of divine grace,
 9 4 |      that the just soul, in whom God dwells by grace, burns in
10 4 |   dispensers of the mysteries of God; and compact companies of
11 4 |         upper chambers raised by God, wherein any one of generous
12 5 |        the Virgin Mary Mother of God, and aided by her patronage,
13 6 |        the soul...Let us live to God a little who have lived
14 6 |   eternal delights."22 Now after God in his supreme providence
15 6 |       the illustrious servant of God St. Ignatius of Loyola - "
16 6 |    solitude" - "A treasure which God has set open for his Church
17 11|       hearts the secret voice of God, calling them to the sacred
18 12|       the provident and merciful God, that this treasure of the
19 13|     received many blessings from God - still we most strongly
20 13| dissipated powers of his soul on God himself and on the contemplation
21 18|         heavenly hymn, "Glory to God in the highest and on earth