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 1 15|       thereto the whole mind and soul; to want to please God in
 2 15|           to consecrate body and soul completely to Him. ~
 3 16|         consecration of body and soul offered to God. Thus, St.
 4 16|        vowed themselves body and soul to God . . . and should
 5 17| spiritual marriage, in which the soul is wedded to Christ; so
 6 18|          consecrate her body and soul entirely to her Divine Redeemer;
 7 21|       use of marriage "keeps the soul from full abandon to the
 8 22|    spiritual liberty of body and soul, and that they may be freed
 9 36|         at such a price will the soul be able to reign fully over
10 38|     gives greater freedom to the soul which wishes to give itself
11 49| rebellious movements of body and soul, a flight from the importunings
12 50|        drawn by some movement of soul to aspire to the priesthood
13 58|         sex, since it brings the soul to show due reverence to
14 63|        more pure and chaste is a soul, the more it hungers for