An epitome of the priestly life

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THOU hast received themoly Ghost,

Thou must pas iudgmen no in thematter of the disputes and the legat

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ious heware est for his reason thougro indolent and neglect it. was in labor frommy outh; it is ver litile therefore i thou devotest daysand monilis and even ear to the work of the salvation os fouis, since I hedm blood for them and gave myclis for

later On howeVer, iis exercise bears abundant fruit osteace in the oul.

Thoro indoed labor is fruitsul there the lost shee are ound an broughthach to tho sol to the reat o of heaven and to the delicti of the angels.

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thecius are stili more justified, and thesanctity of the hol increased. There is the fountain o gardens, thewel o living aters hicli run illi a

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a multi ii de of sin thou bringes downuponuli head Pthou ostio frequently summon thyioch to the tribunal os pen-ance, i thou neglectes to ea them When the come, orci thou heares their confession ithout care, ithout eat, and without discernment.

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ners that the should return to the without ea a to a fallier and to the that thou houldst receive them ithout

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measurem mere thates have meted uti thee, thou mays have pityin them in like manner. have commanded thee, it is true, that thou houldst istis thy voice like atrumpet to declare to the eopte their crimes; ut here, ut lien, m Son ΤWhere In the pulpit here thouteachest, here thou exhortest, herethou strivest to strike ea into the impenitent. When men the are stiss-neched, hard of heari, and ive no thought to