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 1 5  |        and assistance of divine grace will long to share in the
 2 12 |   Apostle: "Where sin abounded, grace did more abound."6 All know
 3 12 |         heavenly life of divine grace. But after the unhappy fall
 4 12 |        be the source whence the grace of the Holy Spirit should
 5 20 |        parties are ministers of grace to each other, provision
 6 23 |         lose charity and divine grace through sin, thus becoming
 7 46 |             through sanctifying grace in this earthly exile, in
 8 48 |        in Him with a fulness of grace than which no greater can
 9 48 |    saints of heaven. So full of grace and truth is He that of
10 49 | divinely illumined, and all the grace by which they are made holy
11 51 |       because He is leading us. Grace and glory flow from His
12 51 |      soul; He gives increase of grace and prepares future glory
13 51 |        distributes every single grace to every single person "
14 56 |       of every gift and created grace, we easily perceive that
15 56 |        it was by this Breath of grace and truth that the Son of
16 57 |       who, through His heavenly grace, is the principle of every
17 57 |  members. Finally, while by His grace He provides for the continual
18 57 |       dwell through sanctifying grace in those members that are
19 63 |            it surpasses them as grace surpasses nature, as things
20 63 |     time as the source of every grace and every gift and every
21 66 |         gifts and extraordinary grace through which with inexhaustible
22 83 |     very Author of supernatural grace is given to us, so that
23 87 |         For "The Lord will give grace and glory" as the Psalmist
24 87 |       should advance eagerly in grace and virtue, that they should
25 87 |         to assert: "His (God's) grace in me has not been void,
26 87 |        they: yet not I, but the grace of God with me."170 It is
27 88 |   self-control is attained, and grace is increased in virtue of
28 103|       the interior movements of grace, and to seek to withdraw
29 104|      the inspirations of divine grace, because neither they 203
30 111|         that copious streams of grace may flow from its exalted