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There Is A Practice That Is Most Powerful In Keeping Us United With God. That Practice Is The Constant Recollection Of His Presence.

If, On A Rare Occasion, It Is Necessary To Speak With Some Severity In Order To Make A Grievous Crime Felt, We Should Always, At The Conclusion Of The Rebuke, Add Some Kind Words. We Must Heal Wounds, As The Samaritan Did, With Wine And Oil. But As Oil Floats Above All Other Liquors, So Meekness Should Predominate In All Our Actions.

There Is Nothing More Pleasing To God, Than To See A Soul Who Patiently And Serenely Bears Whatever Crosses It Is Sent; This Is How Love Is Made, By Putting Lover And Loved One On The Same Level. . . A Soul Who Loves Jesus Christ Desires To Be Treated The Way Christ Was Treated-desires To Be Poor, Despised And Humiliated.

God Loves All Those Who Love Him: I Love Them That Love Me.

The Sovereigns Of The Earth Do Not Always Grant Audience Readily; On The Contrary, The King Of Heaven, Hidden Under The Eucharistic Veils, Is Ready To Receive Anyone.