Part, Chapter

  1     Int, Arg    |     Religious) habit, and how His Majesty began to send her many infirmities.~
  2     Int, Arg    |         God's graces, and how His Majesty continued to give them more
  3     Int, Arg    |          showed her, and what His Majesty said to her in order to
  4     Int, Arg    |       visions and revelations His Majesty vouchsafed to grant her;
  5     Int, Arg    | remarkable instances in which His Majesty thus favoured her.~Chapter
  6    Pref         |          incredible that infinite Majesty humbles Himself to these
  7    Life, Pro    |       withstood the graces of His Majesty, because I saw that I was
  8    Life, I      |         it be the pleasure of Thy Majesty to effect it!—and to bestow
  9    Life, II     |        people. It seems as if His Majesty had sought and sought again
 10    Life, III    |          in how many ways did His Majesty prepare me for the state
 11    Life, IV     |    purpose, even in this life His Majesty rewards it in a way which
 12    Life, IV     |           that patience which His Majesty gave me, to endure the alarming
 13    Life, V      |    because they are for ever. His Majesty heard me also in this, for
 14    Life, V      |      myself, and the patience His Majesty gave me—for it clearly
 15    Life, V      |      grace, among others, did His Majesty bestow on me, that ever
 16    Life, VI     |         come from the hand of His Majesty, it seemed  ./. impossible
 17    Life, VI     |       respects. May it please His Majesty to forgive me, for I have
 18    Life, VI     | consolations from God—after His Majesty had implanted virtues in
 19    Life, VI     |    frequently offended Thy Divine Majesty without being  ./. aware
 20    Life, VI     |          to forsake Thee. May His Majesty grant that I be not forsaken
 21    Life, VII    |           also into this; but His Majesty has preserved me until now.
 22    Life, VII    |       serve our Lord, so that His Majesty, according to His goodness,
 23    Life, VII    |          May it please His Divine Majesty to apply a remedy to this,
 24    Life, VII    | recreations as these.~15. May His Majesty grant I may undeceive some
 25    Life, VII    |            that the knowledge His Majesty had given me ought not to
 26    Life, VII    |         should now think that His Majesty wished him to feel somewhat
 27    Life, VIII   |          seems to me now. May His Majesty grant I may never go back
 28    Life, VIII   |     putting my whole trust in His Majesty, and of not thoroughly distrusting
 29    Life, IX     |          strength from His Divine Majesty, and that He must have heard
 30    Life, IX     |          I turned lovingly to His Majesty at once. I understood clearly,
 31    Life, IX     |         seek His service when His Majesty turned towards me with His
 32    Life, IX     |       turn away from them. As His Majesty was only waiting for some
 33    Life, X      |        whatever of that which His Majesty places before it.~2. Before
 34    Life, X      |          power to resist Him. His Majesty seems to reward this slight
 35    Life, X      |         let us be grateful to His Majesty for them; for if we do not
 36    Life, X      |          be poorer than ever. His Majesty will give the pearls to
 37    Life, X      |           often on the road—His Majesty granted me that experience
 38    Life, X      |         all, and may His infinite Majesty make use of me! Our Lord
 39    Life, X      |          sweet. May it please His Majesty that I may not by my own
 40    Life, XI     |       wholly to God, that, as His Majesty will not let us have the
 41    Life, XI     |           abounding in weeds. His Majesty roots up the weeds, and
 42    Life, XI     |          be for our good that His Majesty should lead us by this way,
 43    Life, XI     |          done; give praise to His Majesty for it, and trust in His
 44    Life, XI     |         our greater good; let His Majesty guide us whithersoever He
 45    Life, XI     |      never be the pleasure of Thy Majesty that a gift of so high a
 46    Life, XI     |          which it has pleased His Majesty I should have. But when
 47    Life, XI     |    because, when He gives it, His Majesty sees it to be necessary
 48    Life, XI     |           of themselves, when His Majesty does not give it. Let them
 49    Life, XI     |     faults, yet they are not. His Majesty knoweth our misery and natural
 50    Life, XII    |           trouble to me. When His Majesty pleases, He teaches everything
 51    Life, XII    |          11. Or it may be, as His Majesty has always been my Master—
 52    Life, XIII   |           so high a state.~3. His Majesty seeks and loves courageous
 53    Life, XIII   |          bitter anguish which His Majesty endured in that desolation.
 54    Life, XIII   |           there is no reason? His Majesty surely knows better than
 55    Life, XIV    |          virtues proceed; for His Majesty has begun to communicate
 56    Life, XIV    |          soul comprehend that His Majesty is so near to it, that it
 57    Life, XIV    |           therefore necessary His Majesty should undertake it Himself;
 58    Life, XV     |         quenched.~3. Oh, that His Majesty would be gracious unto me,
 59    Life, XV     |          is not God; for when His Majesty shows mercy unto a soul,
 60    Life, XV     |           those souls to whom His Majesty has given so great a grace—
 61    Life, XV     |    vehement love of God which His Majesty will have perfect souls
 62    Life, XV     |           Him, and to pray to His Majesty for mercies, to make intercession
 63    Life, XV     |         enables them to serve His Majesty; for it is a great help.
 64    Life, XV     |         presence, seeing that His Majesty so humbles Himself as to
 65    Life, XV     |       will try them, and when His Majesty seems to have forsaken them.~
 66    Life, XVI    |          and heresies against His Majesty, so we might contrive to
 67    Life, XVII   |           it wills that also: His Majesty may do with it as with His
 68    Life, XVII   |            but for this, that His Majesty appears to give the faculties
 69    Life, XVII   |           has it not: because His Majesty has bestowed it upon some
 70    Life, XVII   |         others, occupied with His Majesty, give us rest.~12. The only
 71    Life, XVII   |          other faculties, and His Majesty consents to its burning
 72    Life, XVII   |           will give thanks to His Majesty; for, as I said just now,243
 73    Life, XVII   |         learning, seeing that His Majesty has given you the first,
 74    Life, XVIII  |          soul to be saved, if His Majesty did not give it with graces
 75    Life, XVIII  |        will help me here; for His Majesty knoweth that my object in
 76    Life, XVIII  |          prayer, so also now, His Majesty seems to utter what I can
 77    Life, XIX    |         pray to our Lord that His Majesty would be pleased to grant
 78    Life, XIX    |         of this kind, and may His Majesty never suffer me to have
 79    Life, XIX    |           not utterly forsake His Majesty. But when that soul—as
 80    Life, XX     |       that the cloud of His great Majesty is here raining down upon
 81    Life, XX     |        restraint, and because His Majesty could not bestow such graces
 82    Life, XX     |           strong enough, when His Majesty wills it, to control either
 83    Life, XX     |          was being lifted up. The majesty of Him who can effect this
 84    Life, XX     |           by a new way, until His Majesty reassures me as I proceed—
 85    Life, XX     |          the garden, it is at His Majesty's disposal; for from henceforth
 86    Life, XXI    |         has to serve God; for His Majesty gives it strength to bring
 87    Life, XXI    |           are as nothing. Why His Majesty doeth this is, because it
 88    Life, XXI    |           time enough for it. His Majesty, of His mere goodness, had
 89    Life, XXI    |             16. May it please His Majesty that the great munificence
 90    Life, XXI    |           utterly for God. If His Majesty repays us so abundantly,
 91    Life, XXII   |           really nothing till His Majesty made me learn by experience:
 92    Life, XXII   |      Sacred Humanity, in whom His Majesty said that He is well pleased.312
 93    Life, XXII   |         we would have His supreme Majesty reveal to us His great secrets.~
 94    Life, XXII   |       wicked I was. Moreover, His Majesty contrived to make me understand
 95    Life, XXII   |        hands of God. If it be His Majesty's good pleasure to raise
 96    Life, XXII   |       very little labour. May His Majesty give us that love,—He
 97    Life, XXII   |  themselves into the hands of His Majesty, that He may do with them
 98    Life, XXII   |        the whole matter is as His Majesty wills. He gives His grace
 99    Life, XXII   |        seems also to me as if His Majesty were going about to try
100    Life, XXIII  |      willing to receive them. His Majesty began to give me most frequently
101    Life, XXIII  |         grievous loss but, as His Majesty was pleased to give me light
102    Life, XXIV   |           I gained this, that His Majesty taught me Himself; for,
103    Life, XXIV   |     because I did no penance; His Majesty would therefore impose it
104    Life, XXIV   |        resistance, but suffer His Majesty to raise it upwards, I myself
105    Life, XXV    |        occasionally in such great majesty that, without our recollecting
106    Life, XXV    |        saw our Lord. Oh, that His Majesty had been pleased to let
107    Life, XXV    |           of God, prayed that His Majesty would be pleased to lead
108    Life, XXV    |    torment.~26. May it please His Majesty that we fear Him whom we
109    Life, XXV    |         one of these; and may His Majesty give me grace to take that
110    Life, XXVI   |        truth, in the sight of His Majesty, with a pure conscience.
111    Life, XXVI   |        able to destroy us. If His Majesty is pleased with us, whoever
112    Life, XXVI   |         to obey my confessor. His Majesty afterwards would change
113    Life, XXVI   |       need whatever of books. His Majesty has been to me a veritable
114    Life, XXVII  |       obtain this for me from His Majesty.~3. At the end of two years
115    Life, XXVII  |         soul: that is the way His Majesty makes His presence felt;
116    Life, XXVII  |           vision, which it is His Majesty's pleasure to set before
117    Life, XXVII  |       another, merely because His Majesty so wills it, without the
118    Life, XXVII  |        the courage with which His Majesty filled the Saint I am speaking
119    Life, XXVIII |         on, I understood that His Majesty was dealing with me according
120    Life, XXVIII | resurrection, in great beauty and majesty, as I particularly described
121    Life, XXVIII |          If here below, where His Majesty shows Himself to us according
122    Life, XXVIII |        dead. He comes at times in majesty so great, that no one can
123    Life, XXVIII |       Jesus, who can describe the majesty wherein Thou showest Thyself!
124    Life, XXVIII |          soul understands by that majesty wherein Thou showest Thyself
125    Life, XXVIII |          escape from Thy terrible Majesty. I see that it is Thy will
126    Life, XXVIII |         feel the greatness of Thy Majesty, and the power of Thy most
127    Life, XXVIII |      shall behold the King in His Majesty, and in the rigour of His
128    Life, XXVIII |          much of His grandeur and majesty, that it is impossible,
129    Life, XXVIII |         deep an impression of the majesty and beauty of God, that
130    Life, XXVIII |       that I may have pleased His Majesty a little herein; for I am
131    Life, XXIX   |           ours, but of His Divine Majesty; we are therefore the less
132    Life, XXIX   |           Not long afterwards His Majesty began, according to His
133    Life, XXX    |         in prayer, it pleased His Majesty to let her see what learned
134    Life, XXX    |     describe the graces which His Majesty bestows upon me. It was
135    Life, XXX    |        and it gives thanks to His Majesty, who has borne with it so
136    Life, XXXI   |          find out. I implored His Majesty to put an end to these torments
137    Life, XXXI   |          that it might please His Majesty, whenever any one saw any
138    Life, XXXI   |         what they now desire, His Majesty will enable them to attain
139    Life, XXXI   |          so great a blessing. His Majesty will make so many arrangements
140    Life, XXXI   |       because done for God,—His Majesty helps us on towards greater
141    Life, XXXI   |         of his. May it please His Majesty to give me this grace, that
142    Life, XXXII  |      helped me. May it please His Majesty never to let me out of His
143    Life, XXXII  |         entreat our Lord, for His Majesty's sake, never to permit
144    Life, XXXII  |         work of God, and that His Majesty had furnished my soul with
145    Life, XXXII  |         religious life, which His Majesty had given me, by keeping
146    Life, XXXII  |  commended myself to God, and His Majesty began to console and encourage
147    Life, XXXIII |          the monastery, which His Majesty willed should be laid.~9.
148    Life, XXXIII |       Jesus having gone away, His Majesty brought into his place another,485
149    Life, XXXIII |           our asking anybody, His Majesty supplies most abundantly
150    Life, XXXIV  |    improved in the service of His Majesty during my stay there, though
151    Life, XXXIV  |        That love which I know His Majesty has for it makes it forget
152    Life, XXXIV  |        speak so boldly before His Majesty! May He be blessed for evermore!~
153    Life, XXXIV  |      feelings with which  ./. His Majesty filled my soul, was of such
154    Life, XXXIV  |          receive them as from His Majesty; and though I am but a miserable
155    Life, XXXIV  |     nothing on earth.~14. May His Majesty hold him in His hand! If
156    Life, XXXIV  |           to others in one,—His Majesty knoweth why. We are under
157    Life, XXXIV  |      trials I had to undergo, His Majesty seems to have provided that,
158    Life, XXXIV  |         Lord, when I saw that His Majesty had fulfilled my desires
159    Life, XXXIV  |        Christ, in exceeding great majesty and glory, manifesting His
160    Life, XXXV   |          Christ our Lord; for His Majesty had already given me great
161    Life, XXXV   |         should be in it. Thus His Majesty gave me strength, and established
162    Life, XXXV   |        the special help which His Majesty gave me towards the establishment
163    Life, XXXV   |           the lodging wherein His Majesty delights; for once, when
164    Life, XXXV   |          It seems, then, that His Majesty has chosen these whom he
165    Life, XXXV   |       which they cannot thank His Majesty enough. Others He has advanced
166    Life, XXXVI  |    Himself.534 It seems as if His Majesty reserved him till this affair
167    Life, XXXVI  |          joy to me when I saw His Majesty make use of me, who am so
168    Life, XXXVI  |          had offended against His Majesty, or against my Order, in
169    Life, XXXVI  |          service of our Lord. His Majesty visibly helped the priest
170    Life, XXXVI  |    service, and it seems that His Majesty brought him for that purpose
171    Life, XXXVI  |          a work of God, since His Majesty had been pleased to carry
172    Life, XXXVI  |   according to the promise of His Majesty.~29. The other house, which
173    Life, XXXVII |          glory. May it please His Majesty it may be to the profit
174    Life, XXXVII |      people resolve to please His Majesty, seeing that He gives such
175    Life, XXXVII |         no measure in serving His Majesty, and in using my whole life
176    Life, XXXVII |        all; and may it please His Majesty to bring me thither, and
177    Life, XXXVII |        art to be called Lord. Thy Majesty is so manifest that there
178    Life, XXXVII |        King! who can describe Thy Majesty? It is impossible not to
179    Life, XXXVII |         that the beholding of Thy Majesty fills men with awe. But
180    Life, XXXVII |          awe at the vision of Thy Majesty, we have a greater dread
181    Life, XXXVII |          dared to complain of His Majesty. I said unto Him: How is
182    Life, XXXVIII|         their own conduct, if Thy Majesty will not give them light!
183    Life, XXXVIII|           it all Himself; for His Majesty reveals the truth in such
184    Life, XXXVIII|           and ever! I implore His Majesty by that Blood which His
185    Life, XXXVIII|       wrong-doings are many—His Majesty makes me see it in such
186    Life, XXXVIII|        before me, as present, the Majesty of the Son of God, though
187    Life, XXXVIII|          to offend His most awful Majesty.~24. I must have spoken
188    Life, XXXVIII|          mind the exceeding great majesty of Him I had seen, and considered
189    Life, XXXVIII|         in contact with Thy great Majesty? Blessed be Thou, O Lord;
190    Life, XXXVIII|           When I behold Thy great Majesty hidden beneath that which
191    Life, XXXVIII|          near to our Lord's great Majesty, at the moment He is pleased
192    Life, XXXVIII|       than all the terrors of His Majesty. What should have been my
193    Life, XXXVIII|     beheld my Lord, in that great majesty of which I have spoken,581
194    Life, XXXVIII|     vision was from God, that His Majesty would not have allowed me
195    Life, XXXVIII|           I prayed for him to His Majesty,—and I could not help
196    Life, XXXVIII|        him. I understood that His Majesty went with him by way of
197    Life, XXXIX  |          me. I gave thanks to His Majesty.~2. Again, a person was
198    Life, XXXIX  |    sincerely, that I trust in His Majesty he will always advance further
199    Life, XXXIX  |          to think so. I bless His Majesty, and abase myself, because
200    Life, XXXIX  |          so as to those which His Majesty intends to grant. These
201    Life, XXXIX  |       myself before God! What His Majesty has not been able to accomplish
202    Life, XXXIX  |           gave to me: and yet His Majesty rewards them well; most
203    Life, XXXIX  |         Let us rather look to His Majesty, and give these souls the
204    Life, XXXIX  |           we are, seeing that His Majesty draws so near to them Himself.~
205    Life, XXXIX  |            I do not mean that His Majesty will not make much of them
206    Life, XXXIX  |          reserved to Himself? His Majesty showed this clearly enough,
207    Life, XXXIX  |      which I need not repeat. His Majesty, further showing His great
208    Life, XXXIX  |          the good pleasure of His Majesty, as I said on another occasion.599
209    Life, XL     |            I had felt.604 In that majesty it was given me to understand
210    Life, XL     |          gives me a notion of His Majesty and power in a way which
211    Life, XL     |          must be the power of His Majesty, seeing that in so short
212    Life, XL     |          on the soul? O Grandeur! Majesty of mine! what is it Thou
213    Life, XL     |          the very presence of His Majesty, and that we are demeaning
214    Life, XL     |     committing it in the sight of majesty so great, and how abhorrent
215    Life, XL     |         day of judgment, when His Majesty will appear distinctly,
216    Life, XL     |       began to intercede with His Majesty on behalf of the church.
217    Life, XL     |          some measure be that His Majesty has placed  ./. me in this
218    Life, XL     |       haven, which I trust in His Majesty will be secure. Now that
219    Life, XL     |         me feel as I did, and His Majesty does not wish me to become
220    Life, XL     |      serve Him. May it please His Majesty that what I have written
221    Life, XL     |           through me.~33. May His Majesty ever be your protector,
222    Life, XL     |           my offences against His Majesty. You, my father, commanded
223    Life, XL     |           measure.~Blessed be His Majesty for ever! I hope of His
224     Rel, I      |        have been permitted by His Majesty to be always going on if
225     Rel, III    |       unworthy of it, I asked His Majesty with great earnestness how
226     Rel, III    |        the smallest particle. His Majesty said to me: "Have no fear,
227     Rel, V      |         the Three Persons are one Majesty. Is it possible to love
228     Rel, V      |         mercy made use of me, His Majesty had to supply all that I
229     Rel, VI     |           in the form wherein His Majesty is wont to reveal Himself,
230     Rel, VI     |      greatest confidence that His Majesty will bestow on him great
231     Rel, VII    |        about God, except that His Majesty was very merciful to her
232     Rel, VII    |            And confident that His Majesty helps those who have resolved
233     Rel, VIII   |        certain revelations of His Majesty, and the effects thereof
234     Rel, VIII   |         on by one sole act of His Majesty, wrought in the innermost
235     Rel, VIII   |           He will; for, until His Majesty establishes it in peace
236     Rel, VIII   |         it ever dared to offend a Majesty so great, with an exceedingly
237     Rel, VIII   |            but, as for asking His Majesty to reveal anything to me,
238     Rel, VIII   |       much to make them serve His Majesty.~23. I remember another
239     Rel, VIII   |         recommends himself to His Majesty, even if he only prays vocally,
240     Rel, IX     |           the absence of God. His Majesty also said that He saw very
241     Rel, IX     |           stood amazed to see His Majesty in a thing so vile as my
242     Rel, XI     |       soul is well aware that His Majesty knoweth what is expedient