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 1 4 | altitude, as the holy Pontiff St. Gregory declares in his "
 2 4 |  lowly things."4 Moreover, as St. Eucherius Bishop of Lyons
 3 4 |    author, who long passed as St. Basil, it is admitted to "
 4 6 |   primitive Chirstians,"19 as St. Francis of Sales taught,
 5 6 |       Fathers. For it is thus St. Jerome exhorts the noble
 6 6 |  thyself to thine own."20 And St. Peter Chrysologus Bishop
 7 6 |   Ravenna, in the same age as St. Jerome urges the faithful
 8 6 |    illustrious servant of God St. Ignatius of Loyola - "a
 9 6 | venerable man of the Order of St. Benedict, Louis of Blois,
10 6 |     whose opinion is cited by St. Alphonsus Liguori in a
11 7 |   many grounds, the Venerable St. Charles Borromeo, who as
12 10|    this matter, let them hear St. Bernard, who did not hesitate
13 16|      the method introduced by St. Ignatius of Loyola, whom
14 16|      declared and constituted St. Ignatius of Loyola "the
15 19|  loving in the Lord.~Given at St. Peter's Rome, on the twentieth