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A Forgotten But Consoling Truth




"It is one of the most firmly established and most consoling of the truths that have been revealed to us that [apart from sin] nothing happens to us in life, unless God wills it so."

(St. Claude de la Colombiere, S.J. – Trustful Surrender To Divine Providence)




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  1. It's a very hard concept to remember in these times of so much cruelty and violence in the world around us.

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