The Story of a Soul (L'histoire D'une Âme): the Autobiography of St. Thérèse of Lisieux
The Story of a Soul (L'histoire D'une Âme): the Autobiography of St. Thérèse of Lisieux
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" * * * * * * "My patrons and my special favourites in Heaven are those who, soto speak, stole it, such as the Holy Innocents and the Good Thief. The great Saints won it by their works; I wish to be like thethieves and to win it by stratagem--a stratagem of love which willopen its gates both to me and to poor sinners. In the Book ofProverbs the Holy Ghost encourages me, for He says: 'Come to me, little one, to learn subtlety!'"[3] * * * * * * "What would you do if you could begin over again you...r religiouslife?" "I think I should do as I have already done. " "Then you do not share the feeling of the hermit who said: 'Whilea quarter of an hour, or even a breath of life still remains tome, I shall fear the fires of hell even though I should have spentlong years in penance'?" "No, I do not share that fear; I am too small. Little children arenot damned. " "You are ever seeking to be as little children are, but tell uswhat must be done to obtain that childlike spirit. 'Remaininglittle'--what does it mean?" "'Remaining little' means--to recognise one's nothingness, toawait everything from the Goodness of God, to avoid being too muchtroubled at our faults; finally, not to worry over amassingspiritual riches, not to be solicitous about anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" * * * * * * "My patrons and my special favourites in Heaven are those who, soto speak, stole it, such as the Holy Innocents and the Good Thief. The great Saints won it by their works; I wish to be like thethieves and to win it by stratagem--a stratagem of love which willopen its gates both to me and to poor sinners. In the Book ofProverbs the Holy Ghost encourages me, for He says: 'Come to me, little one, to learn subtlety!'"[3] * * * * * * "What would you do if you could begin over again you...r religiouslife?" "I think I should do as I have already done. " "Then you do not share the feeling of the hermit who said: 'Whilea quarter of an hour, or even a breath of life still remains tome, I shall fear the fires of hell even though I should have spentlong years in penance'?" "No, I do not share that fear; I am too small. Little children arenot damned. " "You are ever seeking to be as little children are, but tell uswhat must be done to obtain that childlike spirit. 'Remaininglittle'--what does it mean?" "'Remaining little' means--to recognise one's nothingness, toawait everything from the Goodness of God, to avoid being too muchtroubled at our faults; finally, not to worry over amassingspiritual riches, not to be solicitous about anything.
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