Hell, misery of, not the less for numbers, 440; prepared by God because of His goodness,
557.
Herald, duty of a, 521.
Heresies, want of brotherly love, the cause, 412; arise from love of power, ib.; foretold, 444;
propagated by Jews, 475.
Heretics, to be prayed for, 430; on the Church's disapproval of putting to death, ib. (note) ;
measure heavenly things by human reasonings, 479; no cause of offense, 504; existed
from the beginning, ib.; arguing with, useless, 540.
Hermogenes 484.
Holiness, the best converter from heathenism, 440.
Honesty of living, in what consists, 429.
Honor, dangerous, 526; to be evaded when offered, 527; to be rejected, 526.
Hope, no real, but in repentance, 441.
Hospitality, must be cheerful, 454; kind of, intended by St. Paul, 525.
Hours, canonical, of prayer, 456.
Household, duty of regulating our, 453.
Humiliation, our utmost due to Christ, 554.
Humility, true, rarely to be met with, 416; puffs up when not genuine, 552; Scripture examples
of, 553.
Husband, how to win a heathen, 532.
Idleness, teacher of every sin, 459.
Immortality, admits not of degrees, 421.
Incarnation, The, called The dispensation, 442; immense mystery of, ib.; mystery of, made
known by the Church, ib.; doctrine of, to be taught with discretion, ib.
Industry, practiced in monasteries, 456.
Injustice, bitterness of, to those who practice it, 494.
Insincerity, pernicious to the Church, 441.
Intemperance, horrors of, 452.
Intercession, priestly, 426; advantages of, ib.; for those without never to be relaxed, ib.
Isaac, why kept in ignorance when about to be slain, 458.
Jacob, had wealth, but it was earned, 447.
Jannes and Jambres, magicians in the time of Moses, 505.
Jews, crimes of the, 414; had no prayers for heathens, 431; their great stumbling block, the
love of power, 417; allowed to pray only in one place, 432; tenets of, how fables, 529.
Job, his afflictions, occasion of great good, 504; his alms rewarded, ib.; his patience, 512.
Joseph, won the confidence of a heathen master, 534; honored in prison, ib.; a ruler, ib.
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