Chap.

 1 I|  surrenders itself entirely to God to love and serve Him, and
 2 I|     the voluntary adherence to God. This perfection is partly
 3 I|      reserve to the service of God. ~This perfection consists
 4 I|        above all in union with God which is achieved through
 5 I| oneself, performed for love of God and as a voluntary expression
 6 I|  modern world, out of love for God and in order to serve Him
 7 I|      secret vows known only to God and let themselves be guided
 8 I|    dedication of themselves to God and never cease to offer
 9 I|     with men are possible with God" (Luke 18:27). II. STATES
10 I|       must unite themselves to God through charity and offer
11 I|   alter his orientation toward God alone. It seems that these
12 I|      himself into the hands of God whose will expresses itself
13 I|       and direct domination of God over consciences. In claiming
14 I|        Superior that belong to God alone? ~The Church, as a
15 I|        means of leading man to God. Since obedience is motivated
16 I|        a desire for union with God and since it is ultimately
17 I|        obstacle placed between God and the inferior, diverting
18 I|  profit the homage rendered to God alone. ~A Superior can command
19 I|        first of all union with God, and you will constantly