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The Vision of God

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November 9
“The torments of a thousand hells are nothing in comparison to the anguish of being banished from everlasting bliss and the vision of God.”
-St. John Chrysostom
Today’s Reflection:
The chief misery of hell is being excluded from the beatific vision for all eternity. What a pity it would be for us if this were our end. Ask God for the grace today to be counted as one of the elect who will enjoy His presence for all eternity.
  

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Good Resolutions

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September 13

Feast of St. John Chrysostom (D. 407)

“When we once begin to form good resolutions, God gives us every opportunity to carry them out.”

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Today’s Reflection:

How is God giving me every opportunity to carry out my good resolutions? Am I doing a good job?

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Preaching the Good News

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August 24

August 24

Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle

 “It was clear through unlearned men that the cross was persuasive, in fact, it persuaded the whole world.”

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For the Love of God

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July 8

July 8

“Many may not find giving up food and drink and a soft bed too difficult…But bearing an insult, a wrong, or hurtful words…this is something to be borne not by many but by few.”

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