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 1 1 |     unlocked the treasures of heavenly graces entrusted to our
 2 3 |       the recollection of the heavenly graces and the unutterable
 3 3 | instructing our neighbours in heavenly things, and that so fruitfully
 4 4 |    but it also acquires that "heavenly nourishment," concerning
 5 4 |    admitted to "the school of heavenly doctrine and the discipline
 6 4 |   secrecy, where, cultured by heavenly teaching, he may form a
 7 5 |      nations, and taught them heavenly things by his word, chose
 8 7 |      borne, and meditating on heavenly things, have ordered their
 9 8 |     much-desired abundance of heavenly graces. Moreover, We do
10 9 |     with the contemplation of heavenly things. This excellent practice,
11 10|    Christ, and might know the heavenly counsels. And once, when
12 10|      retreats an abundance of heavenly goods for which, as each
13 11|   indeed, the glowing dawn of heavenly goods, and in a short time
14 16|       Ignatius of Loyola "the heavenly Patron of all Spiritual
15 18|  appeared to mortals, and the heavenly regions echoed the heavenly
16 18|   heavenly regions echoed the heavenly hymn, "Glory to God in the