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| Section | Title | Reader | Notes | Listen Url | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | St. Bonaventure's Preface | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 1 | Chapter I. The Angels intercede for Man's redemption | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 2 | Chapter II. The Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and her seven petitions to God | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 3 | Chapter III. The Incarnation of Christ, and the angelical salutation of the Blessed Virgin | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 4 | Chapter IV. Our blessed Lady visits her cousin St. Elizabeth, in whose house the Magnificat and Benedictus were composed | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 5 | Chapter V. St. Joseph thinks of dismissing the Blessed Virgin, and God suffers his beloved to be afflicted | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 6 | Chapter VI. The Nativity of Jesus Christ | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 7 | Chapter VII. The Circumcision of our Lord Jesus Christ | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 8 | Chapter VIII. The Epiphany, or manifestation of our Lord Jesus | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 9 | Chapter IX. The Blessed Virgin remains at the crib at Bethlehem, till the full term of forty days is expired | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 10 | Chapter X. The Purification of our blessed Lady, or Candlemas-day | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 11 | Chapter XI. Christ's flight into Egypt | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 12 | Chapter XII. Our Lord's return from Egypt | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 13 | Chapter XIII. Our Lord remains at Jerusalem | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 14 | Chapter XIV. Our Lord's life from his twelfth to his thirtieth year | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 15 | Chapter XV. The Baptism of our Lord Jesus Christ | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 16 | Chapter XVI. The fast and temptation of Christ; his return to his mother; the four means to attain to a perfect purity of heart; the great advantages of prayer; the resistance to be made to gluttony; why, and for whom God works his miracles | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 17 | Chapter XVII. Christ opens the book in the synagogue | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 18 | Chapter XVIII. He calls his disciples | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 19 | Chapter XIX. The conversion of water into wine at the marriage-feast | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 20 | Chapter XX. The sermon of our Lord on the mount, which he begins by poverty | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 21 | Chapter XXI. The servant of the centurion and the son of the prince cured | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 22 | Chapter XXII. The paralytic brought in to our Lord by the house-top and cured | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 23 | Chapter XXIII. Our Lord cures Simon's mother-in-law | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 24 | Chapter XXIV. Our Lord sleeps in the boat | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 25 | Chapter XXV. The widow's son raised by our Lord | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 26 | Chapter XXVI. Our Lord raises a girl from the dead, and cures Martha | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 27 | Chapter XXVII. The conversion of Magdalen, and other things | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 28 | Chapter XXVIII. John sends his disciples to Jesus | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 29 | Chapter XXIX. The death of St. John the Baptist | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 30 | Chapter XXX. The conference our Lord had with the Samaritan woman, as he sat, being faint and wearied, by the side of the well to rest himself | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 31 | Chapter XXXI. The disciples of our Lord pluck ears of corn and eat them, through hunger, on the Sabbath | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 32 | Chapter XXXII. The Jews having driven our Lord Jesus out of the city to the top of a steep mountain, endeavor to throw him down thence | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 33 | Chapter XXXIII. The man with a withered hand cured by our Lord Jesus | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 34 | Chapter XXXIV. The multiplication of the loaves, and how our Lord provides for those who truly love him | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 35 | Chapter XXXV. Our Lord's flight when they would have made him king; and against worldly honors in general | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 36 | Chapter XXXVI. Our Lord prays on the mount; and descending walks on the waters; some reflections on prayer | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 37 | Chapter XXXVII. Christ relieves the daughter of the woman of Canaan who was possessed with the devil; our guardian angels faithfully assist us | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 38 | Chapter XXXVIII. The Pharisees and others scandalized at the words of our Lord | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 39 | Chapter XXXIX. The reward promised by our Lord to those who forsake all for him | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 40 | Chapter XL. Our Lord Jesus asks his disciples what the Jews say of him | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 41 | Chapter XLI. The glorious transfiguration of our Lord Jesus on Mount Tabor | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 42 | Chapter XLII. Our Lord casts the buyers and sellers out of the temple | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 43 | Chapter XLIII. The sick man who was healed at the water in Jerusalem, called Probatica Piscina | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 44 | Chapter XLIV. Our Lord Jesus received by the two sisters, Mary and Martha; and of the two sorts of lives signified thereby | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 45 | Chapter XLV. Our Lord warns the Jews that the church shall devolve on the Gentiles, in the parable of the husbandmen who killed the son of their Lord | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 46 | Chapter XLVI. The Jews seek to ensnare our Lord by his own words | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 47 | Chapter XLVII. The blind man restored to sight at Jericho; etc. | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 48 | Chapter XLVIII. Our Lord goes into the house of Zacheus | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 49 | Chapter XLIX. Christ gives sight to the man born blind | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 50 | Chapter L. Our Lord retreats from the temple to hide himself, when the Jews would have stoned him | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 51 | Chapter LI. The Jews seek a second time to stone him | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 52 | Chapter LII. The raising of Lazarus | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 53 | Chapter LIII. Christ curses the fig-tree | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 54 | Chapter LIV. The woman detected in adultery | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 55 | Chapter LV. The conspiracy of the Jews against Christ, and his flight into the city of Ephraim | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 56 | Chapter LVI. Our Lord's return to Bethania, where Mary Magdalen anoints his feet | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 57 | Chapter LVII. Our Lord Jesus comes to Jerusalem en Palm Sunday riding on an ass | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 58 | Chapter LVIII. What our Lord Jesus did from Palm Sunday to the following Thursday | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 59 | Chapter LIX. Our Lord's supper the night before his passion, and circumstances relating to it | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 60 | Chapter LX. The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, and his prayer in the garden | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 61 | Chapter LXI. Our Lord Jesus betrayed by Judas | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 62 | Chapter LXII. Our blessed Lord is carried before Pilate, scourged at the pillar, and crowned with thorns | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 63 | Chapter LXIII. Our Lord is condemned to suffer a cruel death on the cross, and compelled to carry the same to Mount Calvary | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 64 | Chapter LXIV. Our Lord Jesus Christ is nailed to the cross | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 65 | Chapter LXV. The words which our Lord spoke while hanging upon the cross: he yields up his spirit | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 66 | Chapter LXVI. The opening of our blessed Saviour's side with a spear | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 67 | Chapter LXVII. The descent of our Lord from the cross | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 68 | Chapter LXVIII. The embalming and burial of our Lord's body | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 69 | Chapter LXIX. Our blessed Lady's departure from the sepulchre, and return to Mount Sion | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 70 | Chapter LXX. A meditation on our blessed Lady's conversation with her devout companions | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 71 | Chapter LXXI. Our Lord Jesus descends into the Limbo of the Fathers | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 72 | Chapter LXXII. The glorious resurrection of our Lord Jesus, and his appearance first to his mother | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 73 | Chapter LXXIII. The coming of the three Marys to the sepulchre, etc. | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 74 | Chapter LXXIV. Our Lord's appearance to the holy women | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 75 | Chapter LXXV. Our Lord's appearance to Joseph, to James the less, and to Peter | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 76 | Chapter LXXVI. Christ returns to the holy Fathers after his resurrection | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 77 | Chapter LXXVII. Christ appears to the two disciples going to Emmaus | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 78 | Chapter LXXVIII. Our Lord appears to the disciples who were shut up on the day of the resurrection | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 79 | Chapter LXXIX. Our Lord appears to the disciples on the octave of Easter, when St. Thomas was with them | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 80 | Chapter LXXX. Our Lord appears to his disciples in Galilee | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 81 | Chapter LXXXI. He appears to them again near the sea of Tiberias | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 82 | Chapter LXXXII. Our Lord appears to more than five hundred disciples together; some remarks relating to his apparitions in general | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 83 | Chapter LXXXIII. The glorious ascension of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 84 | Chapter LXXXIV. The coming of the Holy Ghost | ekortright | PL OK | ||
| 85 | Appendix. Rhythmical Prayer to the Sacred Members of Jesus hanging upon the Cross. By St. Bernard | ekortright | PL OK |