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 1    Pref         |   mortification, patience, and charity towards her persecutors,
 2    Life, I      |      father was a man of great charity towards the poor, and compassion
 3    Life, I(92)  |                    Our Lady of Charity, in the church of the hospital
 4    Life, VII    |    with whom he converses; and charity grows by being diffused;
 5    Life, XI     |   done—exterior works, as of charity and spiritual reading—
 6    Life, XV     |    learning, of whom I am one. Charity is a great thing; and so
 7    Life, XVII   |        be occupied in works of charity. I say this, that you, my
 8    Life, XVII   |       apply itself to works of charity and the affairs of its state,
 9    Life, XXIII  |         prayer, and so full of charity, that the goodness and perfection
10    Life, XXIII  | servant of God, and so full of charity, that nothing is lost to
11    Life, XXIII  |        on his humility, on the charity with which he conversed
12    Life, XXIII  |    servants of God, with great charity and affection, considered
13    Life, XXXVIII|        being a person of great charity, brought out her jewels
14     Rel, III    |      distinct grace,—in  ./. charity, in suffering joyfully,
15     Rel, III    |   joyfully, in a sense of that charity in my soul, accompanied
16     Rel, V      |    Which is better, poverty or charity? But as love was the better,
17     Rel, VII    |         it was an act of great charity,—being desirous of ascertaining
18     Rel, IX     |        for him who did me this charity, though I was always spiritually
19     Ind         |       26; choice of, xiii. 28; charity of, xiii. 29; should be