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 1     Int            |        has appeared in the "Les Saints" series (Paris, Lecoffre,
 2    Pref            |       vision of Himself and the saints, and to guide them here
 3    Pref            |        if it be a vision of the Saints, then to lift up the heart
 4    Pref            |     sometimes enlighten us.~"2. Saints, both men and women, have
 5    Pref            |         been in others who were Saints. But in this case it is
 6    Life, Pro       |        been; and how, among the Saints who were converted to God,
 7    Life, I         |         our Lady and to certain Saints, began to make me think
 8    Life, I         |         I used to read Lives of Saints together. When I read of
 9    Life, I         |      martyrdom undergone by the Saints for the love of God, it
10    Life, VI        |      body and of soul. To other Saints, our Lord seems to have
11    Life, VII       |         which the spirit of the Saints departed wrought in their
12    Life, VII       |      the reason why some of the Saints withdrew into the desert.
13    Life, IX        |     find great comfort in those Saints whom, after they had sinned,
14    Life, X         |        be. As the vision of the saints, which is measured by their
15    Life, XI        |         at once, as some of the saints have done. We think we are
16    Life, XIII      |    reach that height which many Saints by His grace have reached.
17    Life, XIII      |          to wish to imitate the Saints, and to long for martyrdom.
18    Life, XIII      |         the actions of the  ./. Saints are to be admired, not to
19    Life, XIII      |         We may also imitate the Saints by striving after solitude
20    Life, XIX       | propitiate Thee; it invokes the Saints, who fell after Thou hadst
21    Life, XXI       |        what the feelings of the Saints must have been. What must
22    Life, XXII      |        heard this of some great Saints given to contemplation,
23    Life, XXVII     |      end; I had recourse to the Saints for whom I had a devotion,
24    Life, XXVII     |         purpose; and many other Saints I importuned, that our Lord
25    Life, XXVII     |      grand impetuosities of the Saints. More mischief, I think,
26    Life, XXIX      |       imaginary. These glorious Saints were my very good lords.~
27    Life, XXX       |      applied myself to lives of Saints, thinking that this would
28    Life, XXX       |       kind of service which the Saints rendered unto God. Then
29    Life, XXXI      |       life of Christ and of the Saints, and then my life seems
30    Life, XXXI      |      occasions, as those of the Saints are, of whom they read,
31    Life, XXXII     |         could then see what the Saints had to go through who founded
32    Life, XXXVI(543)|    family name as Ursola of the Saints. It was Gaspar Daza who
33    Life, XXXVI     | delicate persons, and those not saints,—because they have the
34    Life, XXXVIII   |      And because these glorious Saints had had such visions, I
35     Rel, I(622)    |    members of the Society to be saints, and believes that our Lord [
36     Rel, I(622)    |         a great devotion to the saints, and on their feasts, and
37     Rel, I         |       me to pray to God and the saints to make them undertake such
38     Rel, III       |        had to suffer. The grand Saints of the desert, as they were
39     Rel, V         |  offering up the prayers of the saints.678~15. How there are no
40     Rel, IX        |        During the Octave of All Saints,722 I had two or three days
41     Rel, IX        |      his face fair, for all the saints in heaven seem so; and I
42     Ind            |       xvii. 9.~Imitation of the Saints, xiii. 5–9.~Imperfections,
43    Ind2, Fre       |         Phrases~ ·        "Les Saints" ~·        "une alliance