Author: Nathaniel Fermin
A pusillanimous person is a man of closed horizons, resigned to just getting along. He has no high ambitions.
How pleasant it is when a friend comes to us in the midst of some difficulty and says: You can count on me!
We will have to help others in a way they may not notice but which lightens their burden.
When the soul is happy it spreads its happiness and is an encouragement to others.
‘At your word, Lord, I will begin again.’
Gratitude is hardly restricted to people of faith, just as people of faith are not exempt from ingratitude.
"The truly virtuous person doesn’t just do the right thing; he also desires rightly."
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.