The Dialogue of Saint Catherine of Siena

of the Dialogues

...to understand sacred scripture better than the proud scholar. Chapter 85. original: "dere la scriptura sacra cha lo superbo docto." This is the conclusion of a sentence from the previous page regarding how the humble understand more than the proud.

Concerning the ignorance of those who love the world. Chapter 28.
Concerning ignorance regarding the benefits received from God. Chapter 140.
Hell

Concerning the pains of hell. Chapter 48.
In hell, one cannot desire any good thing. Chapter 40.

Concerning ingratitude and the good examples of just persons. Chapter 4.
God laments the ingratitude of the clergy. Chapters 4, 17.
Concerning ingratitude for the redemption. Chapter 15. The "redemption" refers to the Christian belief in the salvation of humanity through Jesus Christ.
Concerning the ingratitude and infidelity of man against God. Chapter 140.

The perfect seek the salvation of their enemies. Chapter 145.
Last Judgment

Concerning the Last Judgment. Chapter 39.
On the day of judgment, the pain of the damned will increase. Chapter 42.

Concerning rash judgment and those who take offense against God and his servants. Chapters 35, 83. term: Rash Judgment (iudicio temerario) — the sin of judging the internal motives or spiritual state of others without sufficient evidence.
The perfect are not offended and do not hold bad judgment even regarding manifest sin. Chapter 102. term: Manifest sin — a sin that is clearly visible and publicly known.
In no way should one judge poorly, even if God were to reveal the sin of others. Chapter 103.
The Just

Through the deeds of the just, God is moved to show mercy to sinners. Chapter 15.
The labors of the just are necessary, for through them God shows mercy to the wicked. Chapter 12.
Catherine

Look under the heading "Perfect."
How God consoled Saint Catherine. Chapter 14.
How Saint Catherine prays for the Church and asks that she herself be punished. Chapter 13. Catherine frequently offered herself to God as a "victim" to suffer in place of the Church to atone for its corruption.
Likewise, how she prays for the whole world which was persecuting her greatly. Chapter 16.