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“Without love, everything is painful, everything is tiring, everything is burdensome. The Cross, taken up hesitantly, is crushing; taken smilingly, by free will, and with love, it will carry you much more than you carry it. Love makes time eternal by goving a divine value to everything” (p. 18).
— Feb 08, 2024 09:39AM
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“Our love for God is a love of friendship, a love received and given. Since, in friendship, a certain equality is necessary between the two friends, God has made Himself man, has brought Himself down to our level, has made Himself like us; and correspondingly, He has raised us up to Himself by sanctifying grace.”
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“I am not always faithful, but I never get discouraged. I abandon myself to the arms of Jesus, and there I find again all that I have lost and much more besides” (St Thérèse of Lisieux, Letter of July 18, 1893)
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This book is so beautifully written and I have to stop myself from writing down the entire book!!!
— Jan 28, 2024 08:28PM
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Robin “When Jesus founded His Church on Peter, He asked him the same question three times: ‘Peter, do you love me?’ He could have said, ‘Peter, will you be a man of character, capable of leading your brothers to follow in your path? Will you be a wise man, capable of instructing them and explaining things to them — a model of virtue, as an example to them?’ He did not ask a single one of those questions, but only ‘Peter, do you love me?’ That is all. If Peter loved Jesus, the Holy Spirit would be in him, and he would lack nothing he needed to feed the lambs and the sheep” (p. 14).


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