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 1 Int|          and nourishment for his soul; from him the salutary medicine
 2  I |     first striving of a priestly soul should be towards the closest
 3  I | illumined by faith, disposes the soul to the immolation of the
 4  I |      arduous labor, by which the soul is transformed to the state
 5  I |      immoderate movements of the soul; it must be an act of charity,
 6  I |      charity, which inflames the soul with love of God and the
 7  I |          to reproduce in his own soul the things that are effected
 8  I |       contact which the priestly soul should enjoy with God, ought
 9  I |     Meditation also disposes the soul to savor and to comprehend
10  I |       needs, help in uniting the soul with God. Let this be remembered,
11  I |       moderation, can guide your soul, point out to you the dangers,
12  I |  penetrates more deeply into our soul. Retreats, while they call
13 II |        error and repel vice, the soul of the priest must be ever
14 III|    passions, and maintaining the soul united to God. It must be
15 III|   acquire those ornaments of the soul which are the virtues and,
16 III|         interior movement of the soul, a thing which can become
17 III|    control them, the further the soul will progress in the other
18 III|     Mother of God and urging the soul to imitate her virtues,
19 IV |         are often the poorest in soul and have need of being called
20 FIN|   efficaciously applied to every soul. Consider the immense need