Abandonment to Divine Providence
Abandonment to Divine Providence
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From how many idle fears, foolish desires and useless anxieties should we not be delivered ; not only concerning ii2 ABANDONMENT TO DIVINE PROVIDENCE this life, but also the next. I assure you that since my return to France I begin to look forward more than ever with great peace and tranquillity to the end of this sad life. How could I experience aught but joy at seeing the end of my exile approaching ?
LETTER V. Recourse to Providence. To the same Sister. Perpignan, 1741.
I am constantly exper...iencing here the action of divine Provi- dence, for no sooner do I make a sacrifice of everything to Him than He rectifies and makes it all turn out for the best. When I find myself at the last resource I place all my needs in the hands of that good Providence from whom I hope all things. I have recourse to Him always. I thank Him without ceasing for all, accepting all from His divine hand. Never does He fail those who put their whole trust in His protection. But how do people usually act ? They substitute themselves, blind and powerless as they are, for that divine Providence infinitely wise and in- finitely good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From how many idle fears, foolish desires and useless anxieties should we not be delivered ; not only concerning ii2 ABANDONMENT TO DIVINE PROVIDENCE this life, but also the next. I assure you that since my return to France I begin to look forward more than ever with great peace and tranquillity to the end of this sad life. How could I experience aught but joy at seeing the end of my exile approaching ?
LETTER V. Recourse to Providence. To the same Sister. Perpignan, 1741.
I am constantly exper...iencing here the action of divine Provi- dence, for no sooner do I make a sacrifice of everything to Him than He rectifies and makes it all turn out for the best. When I find myself at the last resource I place all my needs in the hands of that good Providence from whom I hope all things. I have recourse to Him always. I thank Him without ceasing for all, accepting all from His divine hand. Never does He fail those who put their whole trust in His protection. But how do people usually act ? They substitute themselves, blind and powerless as they are, for that divine Providence infinitely wise and in- finitely good.
What to read after Abandonment to Divine Providence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Pierre De Caussade to read onlineMoreLess
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