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 1    1,    1,  a,    9|        his action, the order of nature and grace, mankind and the
 2    1,    1,  a,   11|       those bones.  We are that nature.  We are one body with Christ. 
 3    1,    1,  a,   11|        his Son who, by his very nature, is pleasing to and beloved
 4    1,    1,  a,   11|         we owe all the gifts of nature, grace, and glory that we
 5    1,    1,  a,   13|       up to share in the divine nature; and by this union, they
 6    1,    1,  b,   18|   infinite and the finite,  ./. nature and grace, come together
 7    1,    1,  b,   23|     himself personally to human nature, in Holy Communion he unites
 8    1,    1,  c,   33|         been able to wrest from nature its most hidden secrets. 
 9    1,    1,  c,   36|         inescapable scourges of nature, as presently found -- were
10    1,    2,  c,   52|      them speech and wanted all nature to find, in them, a voice
11    1,    2,  d,   64|    material world and rule over nature like its lords, disemboweling
12    1,    2,  d,   65|       be reconciled with faith, nature with grace, earth with heaven,
13    1,    2,  d,   66|      tomb.  But this is not the nature of the Catholic religion,
14    1,    3,  a,   73|      adorable humanity with the nature and person of the Divine
15    1,    3,  a,   73|          Now, then, look at the nature of the Catholic Church and
16    1,    3,  a,   76| nobility and greatness of human nature.  For the 19th century,
17    1,    3,  a,   77|       distances in the world of nature are daily diminishing through
18    1,    3,  a,   77|        peace and pardon between nature and grace, between God and
19    1,    3,  a,   77|       most beautiful miracle of nature, the most perfect work of
20    1,    3,  a,   77|        she in whose very person nature and grace, the natural and
21    1,    3,  a,   77|   repair the harm done to human nature by the first Eve; and God'
22    1,    3,  a,   77|      his absolute dominion over nature, and we cannot but pay homage
23    1,    3,  a,   78|         She is Jesus' mother by nature, our mother by adoption. 
24    1,    3,  a,   79|          the degradation of our nature, and the enslavement of
25    1,    3,  b,   82|       glories of God, author of nature, so also the works of sanctification
26    1,    3,  b,   87|         proof of its primordial nature, whereas, in similar cases,
27    1,    3,  c,   89|         a pariah, the reject of nature, who seems to have slipped
28    1,    3,  c,   93|      will make known the divine nature of Christ and of his religion
29    2            102 |           This same sacramental nature of the Church is expressed
30    2,    1,  a,  105|   exalts her to a society whose nature is altogether different
31    2,    1,  c,  112|     Church.  God is holiness by nature.  Hence the Church, which
32    2,    1,  c,  113|  consequences that divinize our nature, as it were (...).  A God
33    2,    1,  e,  128|     beings close to him who, by nature, is infinite Wisdom and
34    2,    2,  a,  139|       of Him who is holiness by nature and in whom all fatherhood
35    2,    3,  a,  151|        fatherhood deriving from nature because a bishop's fatherhood
36    2,    3,  b,  157|       spirit, reason and faith, nature and grace, culture and religion,
37    2,    3,  b,  157|    loves the harmonies of human nature.  He loves them because
38    2,    3,  b,  157|      Holy Spirit to God, who by nature is truth, beauty, goodness,
39    2,    3,  c,  165|       there are three mysteries nature rejects with all its power
40    2,    3,  c,  165|         sufferings of a crueler nature for those in authority. 
41    2,    4,  a,  178|       grace, as in the order of nature, he created intermediate
42    2,    4,  a,  179|         the questions our human nature instinctively asks regarding
43    2,    4,  a,  179|        fully in accord with the nature of man.  Since man is composed
44    2,    4,  a,  180|         a purely  ./. spiritual nature be communicated to him through
45    2,    5,  a,  203|         painter of the works of nature and art?  Who is it that
46    2,    5,  a,  204|        to exist.  In their very nature and purpose, all these things
47    2,    5,  a,  204|       giving voice to inanimate nature in its hymn of glory and
48    3,    1,  c,  241|      minister but to the divine nature of the ministry.  It is
49    3,    1,  e,  253|        for it means that either nature has made them pessimists
50    3,    1,  f,  258|        humanity, the wonders of nature and grace, the miracles
51    3,    2,  a,  266|       of a Being alien to their nature.  The Supreme Being has
52    3,    2,  b,  272|         religiously train human nature and human dignity in a child;
53    3,    2,  b,  272|         greatness.  In fact, by nature human beings are born imitators,
54    3,    2,  c,  280|          grace does not destroy nature but perfects it.  It does
55    3,    2,  c,  281|       they should know that the nature of a child ‑- who is naughty
56    3,    2,  d,  286|         catechism.  The book of nature, St. Francis de Sales used
57    3,    2,  e,  296|     forms compatible with human nature.  We listen to this word,
58    3,    2,  e,  297|      visible and the invisible, nature and grace.  He is continually
59    3,    2,  e,  297|         Providence imbued human nature with the ability and means
60    3,    2,  e,  301|   enchantment on the wonders of nature and seems to be eagerly
61    4,    2      318 |        questions and so changes nature and form.  A human being
62    4,    2      318 |        formula will wound human nature at its very roots and in
63    4,    2      322 |         to matters of a general nature but to the particular and
64    4,    3,  a,  328|   Reason in harmony with faith, nature with grace"~ ~God wants
65    4,    3,  a,  328|        hand in hand with faith, nature with grace, earth with heaven,
66    4,    4,  c,  356|        God and because of human nature.  For this reason a legislator
67    4,    4,  e,  366|            Art, the daughter of nature, is the granddaughter of
68    4,    4,  e,  366|    since art is the daughter of nature, she is the granddaughter
69    5,    1,  c,  388|    religion and is religious by nature, just as he is intelligent
70    5,    1,  c,  388|         as he is intelligent by nature.  Better yet, he is religious
71    5,    1,  d,  390|          Emigration is a law of nature.  The physical and the human
72    5,    1,  d,  391|        matter and lords it over nature, disemboweling the earth,
73    5,    2,  a,  397|      consider the fact that, by nature, our fellow citizens are
74    5,  Mem,  3,  420|        clergy, but universal in nature and therefore embracing
75    5,    4,  a,  480|        shun on principle and by nature, but because the question
76    5,    4,  a,  485|         in fact inherent in the nature of emigration while others
77    5,    4,  b,  492|       were drafted in which the nature and purpose of the association
78    5,    4,  b,  493|    conferences illustrating the nature and purpose of the organization.~ ~