Salesian Literature
We must have patience with ourselves
Principal means of uniting oneself to God and to others
Do not expect an immediate reward in devotion
Be convinced that God wants you to serve Him just as you are
Do not yield to discouragement on account of frailties
Suffering is the school of humility
Desire to attain fullness of Christian life
Do all through love, nothing through constraint
Let us always belong to God, unreservedly and without interruption
Humility and charity are the master ropes; all others are attached to them
Throw yourself into God’s arms
A heart gentle toward one’s neighbour and humble toward God
Patiently accept being less than perfect
Do faithfully all the things you have to do
Arm yourself with the patience we should have toward ourselves
The best prayer is that which keeps us so occupied with God
Facing Temptations while trusting in God
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