Being Is The Soul Of

Satan Always Tempts The Pure - The Others Are Already His.

Our Happiest Times Are Those In Which We Forget Ourselves, Usually In Being Kind To Someone Else. That Tiny Moment Of Self-abdication Is An Act Of True Humility: The Man Who Loses Himself Finds Himself And Finds His Happiness.

The Nearer Christ Comes To A Heart, The More It Becomes Conscious Of Its Guilt; It Will Then Either Ask For His Mercy And Find Peace, Or Else It Will Turn Against Him Because It Is Not Yet Ready To Give Up Its Sinfulness. Thus He Will Separate The Good From The Bad, The Wheat From The Chaff. Man's Reaction To This Divine Presence Will Be The Test: Either It Will Call Out All The Opposition Of Egotistic Natures, Or Else Galvanize Them Into A Regeneration And A Resurrection.

We Can Think Of Lent As A Time To Eradicate Evil Or Cultivate Virtue, A Time To Pull Up Weeds Or To Plant Good Seeds. Which Is Better Is Clear, For The Christian Ideal Is Always Positive Rather Than Negative.

It's Impossible To Lose Your Footing When You're On Your Knees.