Whom the Lord Loveth Consoling Thoughts for Every Day in the Year
Whom the Lord Loveth Consoling Thoughts for Every Day in the Year
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'tis well; He made and He keeps love's promise, With thee, all days to dwell.
For the Heart that bled on Calvary Still beats in the holy place.
Father Ryan [59] Whom the Lord hoveth June THIRTIETH So, little by little, as we go through life, following with a hundred infidelities and a thousand blunders, with open defiance and secret sins, yet following as Peter followed through the glare of the High Priest's fire, to the gloom of peni- tence where Christ's eyes could shine — as we go, blinded b...y our sorrow, to the ecstacy of His joy . . . Little by little we find that there is no garden in which He does not walk, no door that can shut Him out, no country road where our hearts cannot burn in His company.
Mgr. Robert Hugh Benson [60] u FIRST ND rising up, he rebuked the wind, and said to the sea: Peace, be still. And the wind ceased: and there was made a great calm. And he said to them: Why are you fearful? Have you not faith yet?
Mark 4: 39-40 SECOND Let us love our crosses; seen with the eyes of love, they are all of gold and though our Lord is dead there in the midst of nails and thorns, there is found in the cross a collection of precious pearls that will compose our crown of glory, if we courageously carry our crown of thorns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'tis well; He made and He keeps love's promise, With thee, all days to dwell.
For the Heart that bled on Calvary Still beats in the holy place.
Father Ryan [59] Whom the Lord hoveth June THIRTIETH So, little by little, as we go through life, following with a hundred infidelities and a thousand blunders, with open defiance and secret sins, yet following as Peter followed through the glare of the High Priest's fire, to the gloom of peni- tence where Christ's eyes could shine — as we go, blinded b...y our sorrow, to the ecstacy of His joy . . . Little by little we find that there is no garden in which He does not walk, no door that can shut Him out, no country road where our hearts cannot burn in His company.
Mgr. Robert Hugh Benson [60] u FIRST ND rising up, he rebuked the wind, and said to the sea: Peace, be still. And the wind ceased: and there was made a great calm. And he said to them: Why are you fearful? Have you not faith yet?
Mark 4: 39-40 SECOND Let us love our crosses; seen with the eyes of love, they are all of gold and though our Lord is dead there in the midst of nails and thorns, there is found in the cross a collection of precious pearls that will compose our crown of glory, if we courageously carry our crown of thorns.
What to read after Whom the Lord Loveth Consoling Thoughts for Every Day in the Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrietta Eugnie Delamare to read onlineMoreLess
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