Library of St Francis De Sales volume 1
Library of St Francis De Sales volume 1
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Amen.
LETTER XXV. To A LADY.
We must hate our J'anlts with tranquillity, and not mekssly desire what we cannot have.
2orh January, 1609.
MADAM, No doubt you would explain yourself much better and more freely by word of mouth than by 33 St- Francis de Sales.
writing ; but, while waiting for God to will it, we must use the means which offer themselves. You see, the lethargies, languors, and numbness of the senses cannot be without some sort of sensible sadness, but so long as your will and the su...bstance of your spirit is quite re- solved to be all to God, there is nothing to fear : for they are natural imperfections, and rather maladies than sins or spiritual faults. Still you must stir your- self up and excite yourself to courage and spiritual activity as far as possible.
Oh ! this death is terrible, my dear daughter, 'tis very true, but the life which is beyond, and which the mercy of God will give us, is also very desirable in- deed ; and so we must by no means fall into distrust. Though we are miserable, we are not nearly so much so as God is merciful to those who want to love him, and who have placed their hopes in him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amen.
LETTER XXV. To A LADY.
We must hate our J'anlts with tranquillity, and not mekssly desire what we cannot have.
2orh January, 1609.
MADAM, No doubt you would explain yourself much better and more freely by word of mouth than by 33 St- Francis de Sales.
writing ; but, while waiting for God to will it, we must use the means which offer themselves. You see, the lethargies, languors, and numbness of the senses cannot be without some sort of sensible sadness, but so long as your will and the su...bstance of your spirit is quite re- solved to be all to God, there is nothing to fear : for they are natural imperfections, and rather maladies than sins or spiritual faults. Still you must stir your- self up and excite yourself to courage and spiritual activity as far as possible.
Oh ! this death is terrible, my dear daughter, 'tis very true, but the life which is beyond, and which the mercy of God will give us, is also very desirable in- deed ; and so we must by no means fall into distrust. Though we are miserable, we are not nearly so much so as God is merciful to those who want to love him, and who have placed their hopes in him.
What to read after Library of St Francis De Sales volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Sales Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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