entering on the Contemplation, to conjecture
and mark in certain number the Points which
he is to take.

Fourth Note. In this FOURTH WEEK, in all
the ten Additions the second, the sixth, the
seventh and the tenth are to be changed.

The second will be, immediately on awaking,
to put before me the Contemplation which I
have to make, wanting to arouse feeling and
be glad at the great joy and gladness of Christ
our Lord.

The sixth, to bring to memory and think
of things that move to spiritual pleasure,
gladness and joy, as of heavenly glory.

The seventh, to use light or temporal com-
forts -- as, in summer, the coolness; and in
winter, the sun or heat -- as far as the soul
thinks or conjectures that it can help it to be
joyful in its Creator and Redeemer.

The tenth: in place of penance, let one re-
gard temperance and all moderation; except
it is question of precepts of fasting or of ab-
stinence which the Church commands; because
those are always to be fulfilled, if there is no
just impediment.

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