Introduction
1921 complete eCatholic2000 HTML edition; original ordered catalog membership
Homily XXXI
The believer ought to be changed in mind, and to gather up all his thoughts in God; for in these all service of God consists
Homily XXXII
The glory of Christians abides even now in their souls, and will be manifested at the time of resurrection, and will glorify their bodies in correspondence with their piety
Homily XXXIII
We ought to pray to God continually and with attention
Homily XXXIV
Concerning the glory of Christians, which shall be vouchsafed to their bodies at the resurrection, and they shall be enlightened, together with the soul
Homily XXXV
Concerning the old Sabbath and the new
Homily XXXVI
Concerning the twofold resurrection of souls and bodies, and of the divers glory of the risen
Homily XXXVII
Concerning Paradise and the spiritual law
Homily XXXVIII
Great exactness and intelligence is required to discern true Christians, and who these are
Homily XXXIX
Why the Holy Scripture was given to us by God
Homily XL
That all the virtues and all the vices are bound each to other, and like a chain are linked one to another
Homily XLI
Very deep are the secret chambers of the soul, which grows in proportion with the growth of grace or of wickednesses
Homily XLII
Not external things, but internal, advance or injure a man, namely, the Spirit of grace or the spirit of wickedness
Homily XLIII
Concerning the progress of a Christian man, the whole power of which depends upon the heart, as is here described in various ways
Homily XLIV
What change and renewal is wrought in a Christian man by Christ, who has healed the afflictions and diseases of the soul
Homily XLV
No art, no wealth of this world, but only the appearing of Christ, is able to cure man, whose great kinship with God this Homily sets forth
Homily XLVI
Concerning the difference between God’s word and the world’s, and between God’s children and the children of this world
Homily XLVII
An allegorical interpretation of the things done under the Law
Homily XLVIII
Concerning perfect faith in God
Homily XLIX
It is not enough to have got rid of the pleasures of this world, unless a man gets the blessedness of the other
Homily L
It is God that works wonders through His saints