Dry duty is a cold and hard master who does not console anyone and who is terribly boring. Speak to me of loving God, that I may fulfill with joy the duty he assigns to me, and keep the great joy of love which is sacrifice.
LOUIS VEUILLOT
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- Duty and Love
- Hardness of Heart and God’s Image Within Man
- Silence and the Call to Holiness
- Justice and Mercy
- Discernment as a Filtering Process
- Renouncing Self-Sufficiency
- To Whom Shall We Go?
- Self-forgetful Service
- Prayer and Work
- Look To Mary
- The Eucharist and Service
- Homily: Feast of St. Bernard of Clairvaux
- Eating the Paschal Lamb
- Hope
- The Living Bread Come Down From Heaven
- Prophets and Witnesses of the Kingdom
- Prayer In Its Essence
- Homily for the Feast of the Assumption of Mary
- The Essence of the Love of God
- Love Toward Everything That Is
- Through the Cross to the Light
- God’s Beloved
- The Plan of Divine Providence
- Drawing Down God’s Mercy
- The Church Appeals to the Mercy of God
- Transfiguration of the Lord
- A First Faint Gleam of Heaven
- God’s Inexhaustible Riches
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