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Ponder These Truths Today!

"Man is the work of My Almighty hand. Of Himself, man is nothing...How can you think so much of yourself when you were made from nothing. Why do you think highly of yourself?...How can you find fault with others, you who are so full of faults yourself? Without  help, you would easily fall into the  same mistakes which you criticize... Unless it is your duty to correct others, think more of your own faults than of other people's faults. Work and fight your own defects, and you will be too busy to be annoyed by your neighbor' defects. What is the best knowledge? To know Me, to look for My holy Will, and to reflect often on how you may eliminate your faults and defects. Act on this knowledge and you will be walking  on the road to eternal life. [RECALL OFTEN:] No matter what talents I have, I must remember that they belong to God." (From My Daily Bread )

Most Excellent Example of Patience

If you are looking for an example of patience, behold there on the cross the most excellent example of patience. For great patience is shown in two ways. Either when anyone endures great pain with resignation or when anyone endures that which he was able to avoid and did not avoid.                                                                                  St. Thomas Aquinas

The Model Of Patience

(Photo by Jan Tinneberg on Unsplash ) If you are looking for an example of patience, behold there on the cross the most excellent example of patience. For great patience is shown in two ways. Either when anyone endures great pain with resignation or when anyone endures that which he was able to avoid and did not avoid. St. Thomas Aquinas

Where Do You Need Patience?

(Image source: Wikimedia Commons ) Most men need patience to die, but a saint who understands what death admits him to should rather need patience to live.  Rev. John Flavel

Most Excellent Examples of Patience

(Photo©Michael Seagriff) If you are looking for an example of patience, behold there on the cross the most excellent example of patience. For great patience is shown in two ways. Either when anyone endures great pain with resignation or when anyone endures that which he was able to avoid and did not avoid.  St. Thomas Aquinas. O.P.