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Ch. 45: What is Mental Prayer
Ch. 46: Of Meditation
From The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo
Definitions from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo
Ch. 5: Catechism on the Word of God
Ch. 6: Catechism on the Prerogative of the Pure Soul
Ch. 7: Catechism on the Sanctification of Sunday
Ch. 8: Catechism on Prayer
Ch. 42: How to resist the Devil when he tries to ensnare us with an indiscreet zeal
Ch. 43: How to resist the Devil's temptations to rashly judge our neighbor
Definitions from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo
Ch. 1: On Salvation
Ch. 2: On Love of God
Ch. 3: On the Holy Spirit
Ch. 4: On the Blessed Virgin
Ch. 40: Marks of spiritual progress
Ch. 41: We mustn't yield to the desire to be rid of trials
Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo
Ch. 38: We should regard as precious every opportunity for practicing a virtue
Ch. 39: How to avail ourselves of every opportunity for practicing a single virtue
Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo
Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo
Ch. 36: We must continually advance with diligence
Ch. 37: We must never shun an opportunity to practice a virtue
Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology by Piolanti, Parente & Garofalo
Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology by Parenti, Piolante, and Garofal0
Ch. 34: The virtues are to be acquired gradually
Ch. 35: The means by which we acquire virtues gradually
"Synthesis of Theological Doctrine" from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology by Parenti, Piolante, and Garafola
Ch. 33: Suggestions for overcoming our evil passions and gaining new virtues
Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo