he sparks of pride, and the inordinate love of creatures; secondly, That by assiduous prayer, m The kingdom {508} of God can only be planted in a soul uponthe ruins of self-love: so long as this reigns, it raises insuperableobstacles to the perfect establishment of the empire of divine love. Mege, which appears most accurate, the first was called Columbaria, now St. affirms in the bull he published when he consecrated the new church there.
Having learned the injustice of the attempt against the king ofHungary, in which obedience to his fath [1] Catechumens ordinarily remained two years in the courseof instruction and prayer, and were not admitted The style of this piece is plainer andmore simple than that of his other writings. tanding clear, qualify the mind to judge impartially oftruth in its researches, divest it of many prejud
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