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Of All Devotions, That Of Adoring Jesus In The Blessed Sacrament Is The Greatest After The Sacraments, The One Dearest To God And The One Most Helpful To Us.

Let Us, At Any Rate, Give Heed To Suffer Joyfully The Crosses That God Sends Us, Because They All, If We Are Saved, Will Become For Us Eternal Joys. When Infirmities, Pains, Or Any Adversities Afflict Us, Let Us Lift Up Our Eyes To Heaven And Say, "one Day All These Pains Will Have An End, And After Them I Hope To Enjoy God Forever."

In The Great Deluge In The Days Of Noah, Nearly All Mankind Perished, Eight Persons Alone Being Saved In The Ark. In Our Days A Deluge, Not Of Water But Of Sins, Continually Inundates The Earth, And Out Of This Deluge Very Few Escape. Scarcely Anyone Is Saved.

It Would Be The Greatest Delight Of The Seraphs To Pile Up Sand On The Seashore Or To Pull Weeds In A Garden For All Eternity, If They Found Out Such Was God's Will. Our Lord Himself Teaches Us To Ask To Do The Will Of God On Earth As The Saints Do It In Heaven: "thy Will Be Done On Earth As It Is In Heaven."

The Definitions Of The Church Are The Rules Of True Faith.