Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |        the times, of the ardent charity which spends itself in labour
 2        I, XXIV  |       with priests who have the charity which is pleasing to God;
 3        I, XXIV  |        things recommend to your charity, Candidus, the priest, our
 4        I, XXVII |  greater, it is to proceed from charity, not from anger; because
 5        I, XXVII |         to visit in wrath. This charity is, therefore, to be kept
 6        I, XXVIII|         to others how brotherly charity is to be cultivated. And,
 7       II, V     |       to the unity of faith and charity which is in Christ.~
 8       II, XVIII | exhortation out of our enduring charity, do not fail further to
 9      III, IV    |         in the grace of fervent charity, they were accounted worthy
10      III, XVII  |      wit, his love of peace and charity; of continence and humility;
11       IV, V     |         more I spoke tending to charity and the preservation of
12       IV, XXIII |       particularly of peace and charity; so that, after the example
13       IV, XXIV  |        whether they were all in charity with him, and had no complaint
14       IV, XXIV  |        they were all in perfect charity with him, and free from
15       IV, XXIV  |      answered at once, "I am in charity, my children, with all the
16       IV, XXVIII|         with the fire of Divine charity, of sober mind and patient,
17        V, XXI   |     Father, by faith, hope, and charity. We are commanded to observe
18        V, XXI   |         in one faith, hope, and charity towards God, use one and
19        V, XXI   |     pure towards God, and their charity sincere towards their neighbour,