An epitome of the priestly life

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An in peopte illiso forget thycharity. The will venerate thee, theywill love thee, the wili conside in thee, the willaearhen to the and obe thee.

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And alas, thou carries about in thymortal est and to the last reatli thoushal carr abolit the law of the SenSeS, ich wars against the law of the spirit. Se to it m son, that hine appetite does no rule thee, but that ita subiectio the and that thou rules it; heres Ore age a continuali against thela os Sin. That law os in lost paradis to Adamand the whole human race, and ast intoholi the ricli man who easte sumptu-

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The more I spare my est no and the more I indulge in carnal appetite the more severet shali I he punishedhereaster and the more materiai I Jayu for the burning. Thin os the punishment in the woridio Come and say to thyself Oh i mysout were dela ined in the flames of purgatory and could re itfel from tor

Look upo me the snisher o viriues incline hine ea and listen to me saying

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inember unde a head O austere and

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Anii tria ly, y son, hat ori os lis is that o a leasiare-lovin priest 3 eriges late, he prays ut litile, he haslenε through his ossice, he say Mas Withous preparation an devotion, he then ur,ries to his meat, he indulges in the delictis of the festi, he wastes his timewith companion in sporis and id te conversations, he goes t bed late and ti red

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