Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  170 |       he was diverted, like the Saints and God. Yes; but is it
 2 III,  226 |  prophets, their doctors, their saints, their monks, like us,"
 3 VII,  552 |        Christ was buried by the saints alone.~Jesus Christ wrought
 4 VII,  552 |         the Sepulchre.~Only the saints entered it.~It is there,
 5 VII,  553 |     have led the Virgin and the saints who have let Me act in them.~"
 6 VIII,  587| religion, so great in miracles, saints, blameless Fathers, learned
 7  IX,  612 |  debauchery, and yet there were saints, as Enoch, Lamech, and others,
 8  IX,  612 |        all the earth; but these saints lived in faith; and Jacob,
 9   X,  642 |         men is like that of the saints. They all seek their satisfaction
10 XII,  738 |      and were not foretold. The saints again were foretold, but
11 XII,  759 |    reject Him, but not all. The saints receive Him, and not the
12 XII,  792 |         this is sufficient.~The saints have their power, their
13 XIII,  837|         apostles, and the first saints in great number; because
14 XIII,  850|         the test of Christians, saints, innocents, and true believers.~
15 XIV,  867 |       reject the example of the saints as disproportioned to our
16 XIV,  867 |        to our state. "They were saints," say we, "they are not
17 XIV,  897 |       corrupt, that they may be saints.~
18 XIV,  916 |          The earnestness of the saints in seeking the truth was
19 XIV,  916 |    trustworthy. The fear of the saints who have always followed
20 XIV,  919 |       greatest persecution; the saints were never silent. It is
21 XIV,  920 |                     921.... The saints indulge in subtleties in