Charles Edward Brooke a Memoir
Charles Edward Brooke a Memoir
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" No one knew better than the Vicar how unworthy his parish was of this praise. He would often say : " People say nice things of us ; we know only too well the real truth, don't we ?" Whatever truth there was, however, in this his Bishop's appreciation, we may be quite sure, was frequently the subject of the Vicar's thanksgivings ; that it may be still more de- servedly true, is, we may be equally sure, the subject of his intercessions.
105 CHAPTER VI DEALINGS WITH INDIVIDUALS No one could be m...ore conscious than the Vicar of the uselessness of organization, how- ever elaborate and complete, unless it was supplemented by individual work. Preaching, likewise, he realised, however valuable and essential in its proper place, was likely to fall very far short of its purpose unless it was followed up by getting into personal contact with those who had been impressed. Man- kind is not saved in masses, but one by one ; and consequently much of the priest's time must be occupied with the care of individual souls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" No one knew better than the Vicar how unworthy his parish was of this praise. He would often say : " People say nice things of us ; we know only too well the real truth, don't we ?" Whatever truth there was, however, in this his Bishop's appreciation, we may be quite sure, was frequently the subject of the Vicar's thanksgivings ; that it may be still more de- servedly true, is, we may be equally sure, the subject of his intercessions.
105 CHAPTER VI DEALINGS WITH INDIVIDUALS No one could be m...ore conscious than the Vicar of the uselessness of organization, how- ever elaborate and complete, unless it was supplemented by individual work. Preaching, likewise, he realised, however valuable and essential in its proper place, was likely to fall very far short of its purpose unless it was followed up by getting into personal contact with those who had been impressed. Man- kind is not saved in masses, but one by one ; and consequently much of the priest's time must be occupied with the care of individual souls.
What to read after Charles Edward Brooke a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Gordon Deedes to read onlineMoreLess
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