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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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The Courage to Begin Again
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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The Cross of Each Day
Mortification
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Sacrifice
Our Lord does not speak only of the great sufferings that may come once or twice in a lifetime.
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The Cult of Progress
Culture
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Doctrine
progress cannot be measured unless we know both the point from which we are starting and the goal
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The Cure for Unhappiness
Happiness
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Suffering
A good Christian who has lost a mate, a parent, a child, a close friend
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The Freedom of Truth
Human Virtue
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Loyalty
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Sincerity
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Truthfulness
If with the help of grace we reject the ‘tongue-tied’ devil, we will find that one of the immediate fruits of sincerity is joy and peace in our souls.
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The Freedom To Love: Why Virtues Matter
Fortitude
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Human Virtue
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Justice
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Prudence
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Temperance
"The truly virtuous person doesn’t just do the right thing; he also desires rightly."
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The Fruits of the Cross
Suffering
The Cross is the unmistakable sign of the Christian because it was through the Cross
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The Gift of Friendship
Affability
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Friendship
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Gratitude
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Human Virtue
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Kindness
"Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could call everyone in our workaday world friends!"
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The Greatness of Little Things
Little Things
Most of our lives are made up of little things. We occasionally face major decisions
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The Human and Spiritual Meaning of Christian Celibacy
Chastity
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Purity
Celibacy can be lived with serenity, psychological balance and deep happiness when it is freely chosen, properly discerned
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The Imagination in the Interior Life
Interior life
Left entirely to itself, it can become what spiritual writers have called the lunatic of the house.
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The Importance of the Social Virtues
Affability
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Friendship
When we are grateful, we recognize that we are not self-sufficient and that much of what is good
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The Joy of Christ
Hope
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Joy
If we remain close to him, we possess a source of happiness that does not depend upon everything going well.
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The Joy of Suffering
Joy
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Suffering
I can say that by God's grace I found the joy of suffering
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The Magnanimous Heart
Generosity
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Magnaminity
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Sanctity
A pusillanimous person is a man of closed horizons, resigned to just getting along. He has no high ambitions.
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