Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, October 03, 2011
October 3, the "Transitus" (Death) of St. Francis of Assisi
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At the time of his death, St. Francis was placed thus upon the ground, with his garment and sackcloth laid aside. He raised his face to heaven said to his brothers: "I have done what was mine to do; may Christ teach you what you are to do."
Saint Francis of Assisi
Celano, Second Life
Chapter CXLII
Saint Francis of Assisi
Celano, Second Life
Chapter CXLII
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Saturday, October 01, 2011
Feast Day of St. Theresa of Lisieux, Doctor of the Church
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To ask to be drawn is to will intimate union with the object which holds the heart captive. If fire and iron were gifted with reason, and that the latter said to the fire: "Draw me," would not this prove that it desired to become identified with the fire even so far as to share its substance? Well, that is exactly my prayer. I beg of Jesus to draw me into the flames of His Love, to unite me so closely to Himself that He may live and act in me. I feel that the more the fire of love inflames my heart, the more I shall say: "Draw me," the more also will the souls who draw near to mine run swiftly in the fragrant odors of the Well-Beloved.
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"Draw me, we will run..."
To ask to be drawn is to will intimate union with the object which holds the heart captive. If fire and iron were gifted with reason, and that the latter said to the fire: "Draw me," would not this prove that it desired to become identified with the fire even so far as to share its substance? Well, that is exactly my prayer. I beg of Jesus to draw me into the flames of His Love, to unite me so closely to Himself that He may live and act in me. I feel that the more the fire of love inflames my heart, the more I shall say: "Draw me," the more also will the souls who draw near to mine run swiftly in the fragrant odors of the Well-Beloved.
Saint Theresa
(the "Little Flower")
(the "Little Flower")
Story of A Soul
Chapter XI
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