Never Measure Your Generosity By What You

There Is A Tendency Among Many Shallow Thinkers Of Our Day To Teach That Every Human Act Is A Reflex, Over Which We Do Not Exercise Human Control. They Would Rate A Generous Deed As No More Praiseworthy Than A Wink, A Crime As No More Voluntary Than A Sneeze. . . Such A Philosophy Undercuts All Human Dignity. . . All Of Us Have The Power Of Choice In Action At Every Moment Of Our Lives.

If We Wish To Have The Light, We Must Keep The Sun; If We Wish To Keep Our Forests We Must Keep Our Trees; If We Wish To Keep Our Perfumes, We Must Keep Our Flowers- And If We Wish To Keep Our Rights, Then We Must Keep Our God.

Truth Must Be Sought At All Costs, But Separate Isolated Truths Will Not Do. Truth Is Like Life; It Has To Be Taken On Its Entirety Or Not At All. . . . We Must Welcome Truth Even If It Reproaches And Inconveniences Us -- Even If It Appears In The Place Where We Thought It Could Not Be Found.

The Power Of The Rosary Is Beyond Description.

Gaston Milhaud, Like Many Of His Contemporaries, Sought To Overthrow Empirical Positivism By Insisting On The Fundamental Reality Of The Mind, But Mind Conceived In The Kantian Sense. The Knowledge Of Nature Is Symbolic, And There Is No Necessary Connection Between The Phenomena And Our Fictions.