Part, Chapter

 1     Int, Arg    |           she had deserved by her sins. She tells a little44 of
 2    Pref         |         into the other extreme of sins, and for souls of this kind
 3    Life, Pro    |          in detail of my grievous sins and wicked life. But it
 4    Life, IV     |         was careless about venial sins, and that was my ruin. Yet,
 5    Life, IV     |           to my evil deeds and my sins, He hid them at once. The
 6    Life, V      |          and even weeping over my sins at times, they thought I
 7    Life, V      |         that God, by reason of my sins, allowed those confessors
 8    Life, V      |   altogether otherwise through my sins.~10. I procured further
 9    Life, V      |    brought this upon myself by my sins, the torture would have
10    Life, V      |       some things were not mortal sins which afterwards I found
11    Life, V      |           myself in recounting my sins; and they are glossed over
12    Life, VII    |          that of prayer.129 As my sins multiplied, I began to lose
13    Life, VII    |            for, on account of our sins, the way of the greatest
14    Life, VII    | munificence regarded not my great sins, but rather the desires
15    Life, VII    |            Thou didst chastise my sins with great consolations.
16    Life, VII    |     making some reparation for my sins, though it was but slight,
17    Life, VII    |         it was but slight, for my sins are so many. But when I
18    Life, VIII   |        account whatever of venial sins; and though of mortal sins
19    Life, VIII   |        sins; and though of mortal sins I was afraid, I was not
20    Life, VIII   |       soul perseveres in spite of sins, temptations, and relapses,
21    Life, IX     |       form such a resolution—my sins stood before me so grievously.
22    Life, IX     |          my ingratitude and of my sins. My understanding was so
23    Life, IX     |           forgiveness of my great sins. When I saw that my sins
24    Life, IX     |          sins. When I saw that my sins were so great, I never ventured
25    Life, X      |     strength which we through our sins have lost.~9. A man will
26    Life, X      |          wretched life, and of my sins. I give him leave to do
27    Life, X      |            except in declaring my sins: and in that matter I should
28    Life, XI     |       they are penitent for their sins; and yet they are, because
29    Life, XIII   |       their effects; but, for our sins, so few and so rare are
30    Life, XIII   |       pain which the sight of the sins and failings of others occasions
31    Life, XIII   |          of the pain which public sins occasion, if they be habitual
32    Life, XIII   |            and with our own great sins cover our eyes, so that
33    Life, XIII   |   beginning. The knowledge of our sins, and of our own selves,
34    Life, XIV    |           souls occasioned by our sins.~9. This satisfaction lies
35    Life, XIV    |          great truth; and, if our sins stand not in the way, we
36    Life, XV     |         grace, and heaping up its sins and imperfections together
37    Life, XVI    |      sermons, abstain from public sins? Well, I think it is because
38    Life, XX     |         such as it is through our sins, which are so great.~10.
39    Life, XX     |       purgatory, nor of the great sins I have committed, and by
40    Life, XXIII  |           occasion even of venial sins; for if it was the work
41    Life, XXIII  |         they might well have been sins, though since I conversed
42    Life, XXIII  |            on account of my great sins, that God might leave me
43    Life, XXIII  |        story of my life and of my sins, the best way I~ ./. could
44    Life, XXVI   |      others which bring my former sins into remembrance,—particularly
45    Life, XXVI   |          done in confessing grave sins, particularly when the graces
46    Life, XXVII  |          kind now, because of our sins! Now, indeed, they are all
47    Life, XXVII  |        make you do penance for my sins herein.~ ./. 
48    Life, XXVIII |           and true repentance for sins; for though the soul sees
49    Life, XXVIII |    thought it all came through my sins. And so my state was talked
50    Life, XXX    |        have been the cause, by my sins, of all the evils and all
51    Life, XXX    |   fruition of so great a good. My sins, too, must be in fault;
52    Life, XXXI   |            He confessed his other sins but of this one he used
53    Life, XXXI   |     permitted it on account of my sins. At that time, too, I thought
54    Life, XXXI   |                acquainted with my sins, in order that he might
55    Life, XXXI   |     contrive he should know of my sins:465 that seemed to relieve
56    Life, XXXII  |        Place Which She Had by Her Sins Deserved in Hell. The Torments
57    Life, XXXII  |        which I had deserved by my sins. It was but a moment, but
58    Life, XXXII  |         the punishment of certain sins. They were most horrible
59    Life, XXXIII |    wretched life, and of the many sins which in times past I had
60    Life, XXXIII |         was then cleansed from my sins. When I had been thus clad—
61    Life, XXXVII |        from beholding my grievous sins. What I mean is this,—
62    Life, XXXVII |           unless our Lord, for my sins, should permit the loss
63    Life, XXXVIII|         delivered me from so many sins will not withdraw His hand
64    Life, XXXVIII|       consider the place which my sins had earned for me in hell,
65    Life, XXXIX  |         not hear me because of my sins. He appeared to me as at
66    Life, XXXIX  |         rescued souls from mortal sins and led others on to greater
67    Life, XXXIX  |         him from committing those sins into which he fell before
68    Life, XL     |           lustre of my soul by my sins, so that I could not see
69    Life, XL     |      confusion whenever I call my sins to remembrance. I believe,
70    Life, XL     |        see such foul things as my sins present in the pure brilliancy
71    Life, XL     |       commit most foul and filthy sins, that they may remember
72    Life, XL     |           they may remember their sins are not secret, and that
73    Life, XL     |          we too shall look on the sins we have committed! O my
74     Rel, I      |           delusions because of my sins, that He has left unheeded
75     Rel, I      |         reminding me of my former sins, which make me exceedingly 
76     Rel, II     |           a sea of wickedness and sins, and without a thought that
77     Rel, III    |         distress on account of my sins, which I had set before
78     Rel, V      |         of the stench of his many sins.675~11. Confession is for
79     Rel, V      |      Confession is for faults and sins, and not for virtues, nor
80     Rel, V      |              15. How there are no sins where there is no knowledge;
81     Rel, VI     |    conceal from him my faults and sins, or my interior state; and
82     Rel, VII    |          our Lord, and on her own sins, for some time every day,
83     Rel, VII    |       than if they had been grave sins; for it seemed to her that
84     Rel, VII    |         did so, and described her sins and her life. He wrote to
85     Rel, VII    |           herself, because of her sins, deserved to fall into delusions—
86     Rel, VII    |           of it,695 and where her sins, for they have been so public,
87     Rel, VII    |       long upon these as upon her sins; these are always a torment
88     Rel, VII    |     smelling foully.~23. That her sins are so many, and her service
89     Rel, IX     |           He said to me: "All thy sins in My sight are as if they
90     Rel, IX     |        thinking whether I, for my sins, had to be of use to others,
91     Rel, IX     |           remembrance of my great sins, and I was also in great
92     Ind         |            pain occasioned by the sins of others, xiii. 14; original,
93     Ind         |          a soul in, Rel. iii. 13.~Sins, the Saint consents to the
94     Ind         |            9; willing to have her sins divulged, x. 10; always