Jesus is looking at me as once He did upon blind Bartimeus. “What wilt thou that I do to thee?” (Luke 18:41). …
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Jesus is looking at me as once He did upon blind Bartimeus. “What wilt thou that I do to thee?” (Luke 18:41). …
All my life my study has been to avoid suffering as much as possible, to make my life a comfortable one. …
“Let the mercies of the Lord give glory to Him.” (Psalm 106: 21). Jesus during His mortal life practised many virtues; …
He loves your soul dearly, cling to Him, and trust Him, He so longs to be trusted. COMMENT: There is something …
If my resurrection is to be a real one and is to produce fruit, it must be external, so that all …
May every Easter blessing be yours, and may our crucified Jesus, Who has certainly drawn you to Him on the cross, …
The final scene of the awful tragedy is drawing to a close. Reverently the faithful few bear the dead Christ down …
The greatest thirst of Jesus on the Cross was His thirst for souls. He saw then the graces and inspirations He …
Pain and privation are only momentary, they quickly pass and become even delightfully sweet, if only borne in the spirit with …
I think He would like you to pay more attention to little things, looking on nothing as small, if connected with …