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Don't let your life be barren. Be useful. Make yourself felt. Shine forth with the torch of your faith and your love.
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Josemaria Escriva
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DeMarco on Patience
Fortitude
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Human Virtue
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Patience
We need patience to endure the sorrow that besets us so that we do not betray the good we have.
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Loyalty
Faithfulness
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Human Virtue
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Sincerity
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Trust
How pleasant it is when a friend comes to us in the midst of some difficulty and says: You can count on me!
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Christian Optimism
Cheerfulness
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Hope
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Joy
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Love
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Optimism
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Peace
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Suffering
Every person, regardless of their station in life, has the ability to become a saint.
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Ascetical Struggle
Faith
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Fortitude
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Lukewarmness
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Perseverance
‘At your word, Lord, I will begin again.’
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Naturalness, Secularity and Personal Apostolate
Apostolate
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Church
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Faith
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Friendship
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Laity
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Naturalness
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World
The role of the laity in the Church is to sanctify the temporal order from within.
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Sri on Patience
Fortitude
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Human Virtue
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Patience
Though it is perfectly natural to experience sadness over loss or injury, the virtue of patience enables us to bear suffering without being broken by sorrow or led to forsake the way of virtue.
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Little Things
Little Things
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Lukewarmness
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Mortification
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Sanctification
We will have to help others in a way they may not notice but which lightens their burden.
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Stefanick on Gratitude
Cheerfulness
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Gratitude
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Joy
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Little Things
We think we need every question answered. Our brains tell us we do. We don’t.
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Prudence
Humility
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Lukewarmness
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Prudence
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Simplicity
"Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves; so be wise as serpents and innocent as doves."
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