In order to become soundly virtuous it is advisable to make good practical resolution concerning particular acts of the virtues and to be faithful in carrying them out afterward. Without doing that, one is often virtuous only in one’s imagination (II:217).
Take care of your poor life. Be content with consuming it little by little for Divine Love. It is not your own; it belongs to the Author of Life, for love of whom you must preserve it until He asks it of you (II:211).
“Our good God wishes that all which is past remain in oblivion. The only thing you have to do is make good use of the present, but you must ask this grace of Him.” – St. Louise de Marillac – How wonderful it is to know that I am forgiven so...
“Our Lord is a perpetual Communion to those who are united to His will.” – St. Vincent de Paul – Lord, I want to do your will. Show me what you want of me this day and give me the grace to do it.
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