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Ascent of Mount Carmel — 107 episodes

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Recollections of a Missionary in the Great West-Cyrus Townsend Brady

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Friendship of Christ-Robert Hugh Benson

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Common Sense, How to Exercise It-Yoritomo Tashi

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Eclogues-Virgil

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Plea for Ragged Schools; or, Prevention Better than Cure-Thomas Guthrie

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Maid of Maiden Lane (dramatic reading)-Amelia E. Barr

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St. Francis of Assisi-G. K. Chesterton

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St. Joseph of Copertino-Rev. Angelo Pastrovicchi

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Hymns and Spiritual Songs-J. C. Ryle

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Story of Joan of Arc-Andrew Lang

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Common Sense, How to Exercise It-Yoritomo Tashi

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Life of St. John for the Young-George Ludington Weed

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Dramatic Reading Scene and Story Collection, Volume 005-Various

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Plan of Salvation-Benjamin B. Warfield

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093 - Book III Chapter XLIV The Second Kind of Goods in which the Will Vainly Rejoices

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092 - Book III Chapter XLIII How the Will is to be Directed in these Devotions

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091 - Book III Chapter XLII Three Kinds of Devotional Places

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090 - Book III Chapter XLI Other Motives of Prayer

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089 - Book III Chapter XL Evils of Indulgence in Places and Objects of Devotion

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088 - Book III Chapter XXXIX Continuation of the Same Subject

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087 - Book III Chapter XXXVIII The Right Use of Churches and Oratories

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086 - Book III Chapter XXXVII Oratories and Places of Prayer

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085 - Book III Chapter XXXVI The Joy of the Will in Sacred Images

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084 - Book III Chapter XXXV The Ignorance of Some People in the Matter of Images

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083 - Book III Chapter XXXIV Of Spiritual Goods that Distinctly Affect the Will

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082 - Book III Chapter XXXIII The Conduct of the Will with Respect to Intellect and Memory

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081 - Book III Chapter XXXII The Sixth Kind of Goods

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080 - Book III Chapter XXXI Benefits of Self Denial in the Joy of Supernatural Graces

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079 - Book III Chapter XXX Evils from Rejoicing in this Kind of Goods

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078 - Book III Chapter XXIX The Fifth Kind of Goods in Which the Will has Joy

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077 - Book III Chapter XXVIII Benefits of Repressing Joy in Moral Goods

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076 - Book III Chapter XXVII Seven Evils of such Rejoicing

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075 - Book III Chapter XXVI Moral Goods and Lawful Rejoicing in Them

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074 - Book III Chapter XXV Benefits of Self Denial in Sensible Things

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073 - Book III Chapter XXIV Evils of Rejoicing in Sensible Goods

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072 - Book III Chapter XXIII Nature and Varietes of Sensible Goods

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071 - Book III Chapter XXII Benefits of Not Rejoicing in Natural Goods

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070 - Book III Chapter XXI Evils of Rejoicing in Natural Goods

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069 - Book III Chapter XX Joy in Natural Goods is Vanity

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068 - Book III Chapter XIX Benefits of Withdrawing from Temporal Goods

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067 - Book III Chapter XVIII Evil Resulting from Joy in Temporal Goods

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066 - Book III Chapter XVII Joy in Temporal Goods

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065 - Book III Chapter XVI The First Affection of the Will Joy

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064 - Book III Chapter XV The Obscure Night of the Will

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063 - Book III Chapter XIV Guidance in Relation to the Memory

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062 - Book III Chapter XII Spiritual Knowledge as it Relates to the Memory

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061 - Book III Chapter XII Benefits of Withdrawing from the Imagination

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060 - Book III Chapter XI Imaginary Supernatural Apprehensions

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059 - Book III Chapter X Distinct Supernatural Apprehensions

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058 - Book III Chapter IX Imaginary Apprehensions of the Memory

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057 - Book III Chapter VIII Self Conceit and Presumption

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056 - Book III Chapter VII Evils Inflicted by Supernatural Knowledge

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055 - Book III Chapter VI Imaginary and Supernatural Apprehensions

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054 - Book III Chapter V Profit of Forgetfulness and Emptiness

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053 - Book III Chapter IV Evil Through the Natural Knowledge of the Memory

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052 - Book III Chapter III Evil Through the Natural Apprehensions of the Memory

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051 - Book III Chapter II Evils to which the Soul is Liable when not in Darkness

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050 - Book III The Active Night Chapter I Apprehensions of the Memory

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049 - Book II Chapter XXXII Intellectual Apprehensions Arising from Interior Locutions

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048 - Book II Chapter XXXI Substantial Interior Locutions

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047 - Book II Chapter XXX Words Wrought Supernaturally

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046 - Book II Chapter XXIX Words Formed by Self Recollection

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045 - Book II Chapter XXVIII Interior Locutions which Occur Supernaturally

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044 - Book II Chapter XXVII Disclosure of Mysteries may Hinder Divine Union

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043 - Book II Chapter XXVI Two Kinds of Pure Truth

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042 - Book II Chapter XXV Nature and Division of Revelations

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041 - Book II Chapter XXIV Two Kinds of Spiritual Apprehensions

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040 - Book II Chapter XXIII Spiritual Apprehensions of the Intellect

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039 - Book II Chapter XXII Unlawful to Enquire of God by Supernatural Means

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038 - Book II Chapter XXI God Displeased with Certain Prayers though Answered

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037 - Book II Chapter XX Divine Locutions are Not Always Certain in their Causes

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036 - Book II Chapter XIX Revelations though True may Deceive

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035 - Book II Chapter XVIII How these Visions can become Occasions for Error

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034 - Book II Chapter XVII Communication of Blessings to the Interior Senses

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033 - Book II Chapter XVI Imaginary Apprehensions Supernaturally Represented

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032 - Book II Chapter XV Exerting the Natural Faculties to Enter Contemplation

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031 - Book II Chapter XIV Necessity of Observing these Signs

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030 - Book II Chapter XIII When to Withdraw the Intellect from Imaginary Forms

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029 - Book II Chapter XII Of Natural and Imaginary Apprehensions

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028 - Book II Chapter XI Hindrances from the Apprehensions

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027 - Book II Chapter X Divisions of the Apprehensions of the Intellect

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026 - Book II Chapter IX Faith may attain the Divine Union of Love

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025 - Book II Chapter VIII Nothing Comprehensible can be a Means of Union with God

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024 - Book II Chapter VII Freedom and Detachment in the Way of Life

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023 - Book II Chapter VI Virtues that Bring the Soul into Emptiness and Darkness

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022 - Book II Chapter V Union of the Soul with God

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021 - Book II Chapter IV The Soul Must be in Darkness to be Guided

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020 - Book II Chapter III Faith The Dark Night of the Soul

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019 - Book II Chapter II The Cause of the Second Night

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018 - Book II The Second Night Chapter I The Second Stanza

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017 - Book I Chapter XV The Last Lines of the Stanza

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016 - Book I Chapter XIV The Second Line of the Stanza

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015 - Book I Chapter XIII The Night of Sense

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014 - Book I Chapter XII Desires Which Injure the Soul

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013 - Book I Chapter XI Freedom from the Desires

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012 - Book I Chapter X The Desires Make the Soul Lukewarm

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011 - Book I Chapter IX The Desires Pollute the Soul

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010 - Book I Chapter VIII The Desires Darken the Soul

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009 - Book I Chapter VII The Desires Torment the Soul

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008 - Book I Chapter VI Two Great Evils of the Desires

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007 - Book I Chapter V The Same Subject

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006 - Book I Chapter IV The Mortification of the Desire

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005 - Book I Chapter III The Privation of the Desire

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004 - Book I Chapter II The Nature of the Obscure Night

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003 - Book I The Obscure Night Chapter I Two Kinds of this Night

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002 - Prologue

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001 - Stanzas