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 1 3 |             and successfully, that we may rightly conclude that a
 2 4 |               though moral corruption may spread apace, ceases not
 3 4 |              deny that great benefits may be derived from these sacred
 4 4 |              by heavenly teaching, he may form a just estimate, and
 5 4 |              service of God alone; he may abhor the turpitude of sin;
 6 4 |              the turpitude of sin; he may conceive the holy fear of
 7 4 |              the holy fear of God; he may clearly see unveiled the
 8 4 |             truth and the life,"10 he may put off the old man11 may
 9 4 |             may put off the old man11 may deny himself, and with humility,
10 4 |       voluntary chastisement of self, may put on Christ and strive
11 4 |            Apostle speaks; nay, more, may endeavour, with all his
12 4 |               close bonds of charity, may help it with active industry,
13 4 |             by the example of Christ, may not only see clearly the
14 5 |               were instituted whom we may rightly call precursors
15 6 |              cares being silent, they may rejoice in holy mediations
16 7 | multiplication of these houses, which may be called most opportune
17 8 |         Spirit into the minds of men, may not be deprived of the much-desired
18 8 |       Ourselves. And in order that we may secure this joy and consolation,
19 9 |               as circumstances allow, may be followed with sedulous
20 10|              perfection, so that they may obtain that abundance of
21 10|              educating the clergy; as may be seen, to take a recent
22 10|               as each one needs, they may draw draughts of greater
23 10|           individuals and communities may live in that fame of sanctity,
24 10|          therefore, that the humanity may be whole and full, let it
25 11|            course, in order that they may be found more ready and
26 11|          perfectly in themselves, but may also, not rarely, receive
27 13|              fruits we have mentioned may flow forth from these sacred
28 14|       circumstances and persons, this may be reduced to a few days,
29 17|        recommend a pious custom which may be called a brief repetition
30 17|           manner, Venerable Brethren, may these Spiritual Exercises
31 19|              Christ approaches, which may be called the mystery of