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  1 3  |        filled with gratitude to God We admit, that even in our
  2 3  |        aware that the Church of God not only is despised and
  3 3  |    Mother Church to whom, after God, we owe everything.~
  4 4  |        tried, are accepted from God's hands with calm submission,
  5 4  | impelled to seek the kingdom of God with greater diligence;
  6 7  |     hands, into a habitation of God in the Spirit. 4~
  7 10 |       so. Mysteries revealed by God cannot be harmful to men,
  8 10 |       wisely, does attain under God, to a certain and most helpful
  9 11 |       long and seriously before God We consider it part of Our
 10 12 |         race was constituted by God in so exalted a state that
 11 12 |            But the all-merciful God "so loved the world as to
 12 12 |         adoption as children of God; through the Word incarnate,
 13 12 |        the only-begotten Son of God, they receive also the power
 14 12 |     power to become the sons of God.10 As He hung upon the Cross,
 15 12 |      Redemption. As the Word of God willed to make use of our
 16 17 |       they under the impulse of God and with His help, can reach
 17 19 |         and if it be not always God's will that by the holy
 18 19 |        forever the happiness of God.~
 19 20 |        aside and consecrated to God, to offer the Sacrifice
 20 20 |        guide them in the way of God's commandments and counsels
 21 21 |       be borne in mind that, as God at the beginning of time
 22 23 |     consists only of those whom God has predestined to eternal
 23 30 |    blood shed on the Cross that God's anger was averted and
 24 32 |         might reconcile both to God in one Body by the Cross." 40~
 25 33 |        out, as by the finger of God, the supernatural mission
 26 36 |        is clear that the Son of God and of the Blessed Virgin
 27 36 |        higher place than Christ God, who as the Word of the
 28 36 |         true and natural Son of God, and in virtue of His miraculous
 29 36 |         as "the one mediator of God and men"47 has in a most
 30 36 |        thousands, is beloved of God beyond all men, all angels
 31 43 |      the virgins consecrated to God; and all this, merely because
 32 43 |      that have been engraved by God on the souls of men, and
 33 46 |    angels, nevertheless through God's goodness has risen above
 34 46 |         the image of the Son of God 75 and be renewed according
 35 49 |    Church so that the things of God are understood more clearly
 36 50 |        prove. "No man hath seen God at any time: the only-begotten
 37 50 |        Coming as a teacher from God 83 to give testimony to
 38 51 |      and hope, we turn again to God, it is because He is leading
 39 54 |        bond by which the Son of God assumed a definite human
 40 56 |       and truth that the Son of God anointed His soul in the
 41 56 |         made us adopted sons of God 104 in order that one day "
 42 59 |      giving perpetual thanks to God, meditate on it with a humble
 43 60 |         of the Virgin Mother of God, now sits at the right hand
 44 61 |         Christ's; and Christ is God's."115 For the Church exists
 45 61 |   faithful and for the glory of God and of Jesus Christ whom
 46 62 |        uncreated: the Spirit of God, who, as the Angelic Doctor
 47 64 |      Body"121 since the Word of God took unto Himself a human
 48 66 |         their name she prays to God daily: "Forgive us our trespasses;"
 49 68 |       the Body for the glory of God and of the Lamb that was
 50 68 |     supreme glory of the Triune God, except in the power of
 51 70 |    closely to each other and to God.~
 52 71 |        by which we hold fast to God, and to Jesus Christ whom
 53 71 |  closely this faith binds us to God: "Whosoever shall confess
 54 71 |        that Jesus is the Son of God, God abideth in him, and
 55 71 |        Jesus is the Son of God, God abideth in him, and he in
 56 71 |       abideth in him, and he in God."141 This Christian faith
 57 71 |         the faith of the Son of God who loved us and delivered
 58 72 |      this earth we hold fast to God as the Author of truth,
 59 72 |       of the glory of the great God."146 It is because of this
 60 73 |        supernatural love, which God infuses in our hearts? "
 61 73 |         infuses in our hearts? "God is charity and he that abideth
 62 73 |   abideth in charity abideth in God and God in him."150 The
 63 73 |      charity abideth in God and God in him."150 The effect of
 64 73 |           such would seem to be God's law - is to compel Him
 65 74 |   corresponding to this love of God and of Christ, there must
 66 74 |         If any man say: 'I love God' and hates his brother,
 67 74 |       he seeth, how can he love God whom he seeth not? And this
 68 74 |        commandment we have from God, that he who loveth God
 69 74 |         God, that he who loveth God loveth his brother also."153
 70 74 |         we shall be united with God and with Christ; as, on
 71 74 |       the love that binds us to God and to our divine Head,
 72 75 |        the only-begotten Son of God embraced us in His infinite
 73 75 |       the womb of the Mother of God, when He began to enjoy
 74 78 |   Trinity, insofar as they have God as supreme efficient cause.~
 75 79 | partially, the hidden things of God.~
 76 80 |      differs from that by which God embraces and gives joy to
 77 84 |   Communion which once again in God's providence is much more
 78 87 |       hesitate to assert: "His (God's) grace in me has not been
 79 87 |         not I, but the grace of God with me."170 It is perfectly
 80 88 |         approaches the altar of God. As you well know, Venerable
 81 89 |         that prayers offered to God in private should be considered
 82 90 |     Jesus Christ, but rather to God, or to the Eternal Father
 83 90 |       Body is only "Mediator of God and men."172 But this certainly
 84 90 |       Christ is also the Son of God and God Himself. And thus,
 85 90 |         also the Son of God and God Himself. And thus, when
 86 94 |         greater pity, "cries to God from the earth."183~
 87 96 |       He might reconcile men to God through the Cross, and might
 88 98 |        though He was the Son of God, to labor unto weariness
 89 98 |       consecrated themselves to God in the religious life, but
 90 101|        called to the service of God, and who, at home and in
 91 104|     unceasing prayer to rise to God from the whole Mystical
 92 104|         is impossible to please God"200 is an entirely free "
 93 104|        nor the faithful pray to God with sufficient fervor for
 94 105|              We must plead with God to grant that the rulers
 95 105|        according to the will of God; horribly and speedily will
 96 105|         mightily tormented. For God will not except any man'
 97 106|    infinite treasure of graces, God's inscrutable providence
 98 106|        gifts freely bestowed by God. These heavenly gifts will
 99 106|      not only pray fervently to God, especially by participating
100 106|        we humbly accept as from God's hands the burdens and
101 107|       which is most pleasing to God.~
102 110|        may the Virgin Mother of God hear the prayers of Our
103 110|     marriage between the Son of God and human nature."216 Within
104 111|      protection and obtain from God that now at least the Church