Religion, how designated in Scripture, 367, n.; training in, increases obligation, 373; not to
left to the clergy, 384.
Reminding one another of duties, 399.
Remission from God, according to our excusing, 477; full, by full, 478.
Repairs, small, neglected, bring ruin, 470.
Repentance, pardon offered to, 362; time given for, 363; procures the removal of evils, 376;
speedy, from fear of God, 480; duty of bringing others to, 481.
Reproach felt as a wrong, 428; a spur to amendment, 429.
Reproof to be administered in love, 343, 359; calls forth love, 344; an improvement of our
talent, 348.
Repulse, no excuse for not being reconciled, 472, 478.
Resentment is a practice of malice, 476; excludes from the holy Communion, 476; precluded
by considering our sins, 472, 473; continually forbidden, 473; madness: punished here
and hereafter, 474; merits the worst punishment, 474; the most inexcusable of all sins,
475; gives advantage to Satan: is contempt of God, 477; unjust toward our worst foes,
473.
Reserve, practised by St. Paul and our Lord, 349.
Responsibility from religious instruction, 398, 424.
Rest, must be preceded by tribulation, 366.
Restraint upon vice provided by God, 429; human on our freedom submitted to, 447;
tribulation is, 452.
Resurrection, proved by afflictions of the Saints, 339; hope of, removes fear of death, 373.
Revelation by letters would have availed the learned and the rich only, 401; by things is un-
derstood by all men, 401.
Reward bestowed for pains, not natural gifts, 429; temporal and spiritual contrasted, 451;
of grieving over the sins of others, 462.
Rich, the, more miserable than the poor, 460.
Riches, the true, 348, 351, 353; earthly, vanity of, 348; wherein not forbidden, 348; an encum-
brance, 349; where to deposit, 349, 350; the use of, only ours, 350; why not given equally,
351; drive men to mean arts, 353; a means of virtue, 442; liability to loss of, 451; not
happiness, 460.
Ridicule, for well-doing, how to be met, 481.
Righteous, arms of, 397; overthrow demons, 397; never sad, 461; alone happy, 462.
Robes, rich, look best on ourselves, 380.
Roman Catholic Church on Eucharist, 444, n.
Roots, bitter, sweet fruits from, 462.
Rope walking, 470.
Ruin of Jerusalem by breaking oaths, 469.
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