University Library of Autobiography Including All the Great Autobiographies An
University Library of Autobiography Including All the Great Autobiographies An
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Our Lord told me not to be sad because of those wounds, but for the many wounds which men inflict upon Him now. I asked Him what I could do by way of reparation; for I was resolved to do anything. He replied: "This is not the time for rest"; that I must hasten on the foundations, for He would take His rest with the souls which entered the monasteries; that I must admit all who offered themselves, because there were many souls that did not serve Him because they had no place wherein to do it; th...at those monasteries which were to be founded in small towns should be like this; that the merit of those in them would be as great, if they only desired to do that which was done in the other houses; that I must contrive to put them all under the jurisdiction of one superior, and take care that anxieties about means of bodily maintenance did not destroy interior peace, for He would help us, so that we should never be in want of food. Especial care was to be had of the sick sisters ; the prioress who did not provide for and comfort the sick was like the friends of Job : He sent them sickness for the good of their souls, and careless superiors risked the patience of their nuns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our Lord told me not to be sad because of those wounds, but for the many wounds which men inflict upon Him now. I asked Him what I could do by way of reparation; for I was resolved to do anything. He replied: "This is not the time for rest"; that I must hasten on the foundations, for He would take His rest with the souls which entered the monasteries; that I must admit all who offered themselves, because there were many souls that did not serve Him because they had no place wherein to do it; th...at those monasteries which were to be founded in small towns should be like this; that the merit of those in them would be as great, if they only desired to do that which was done in the other houses; that I must contrive to put them all under the jurisdiction of one superior, and take care that anxieties about means of bodily maintenance did not destroy interior peace, for He would help us, so that we should never be in want of food. Especial care was to be had of the sick sisters ; the prioress who did not provide for and comfort the sick was like the friends of Job : He sent them sickness for the good of their souls, and careless superiors risked the patience of their nuns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denis D Lyell to read onlineMoreLess
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