The greatest honor God can do a soul is not give it much; but to ask much of it.
THERESE OF LISIEUXAbove the clouds the sky is always blue.
More Therese of Lisieux Quotes
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Jesus does not demand great actions from us, but simply surrender and gratitude.
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Jesus, help me to simplify my life by learning what you want me to be and becoming that person.
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For me, prayer is an upward leap of the heart, an untroubled glance towards heaven, a cry of gratitude and love which I utter from the depths of sorrow as well as from the heights of joy.
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Remember that nothing is small in the eyes of God. Do all that you do with love.
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You cannot be half a saint; you must be a whole saint or no saint at all.
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I prefer to be accused unjustly, for then I have nothing to reproach myself with, and joyfully offer this to the good Lord. Then I humble myself at the thought that I am indeed capable of doing the thing of which I have been accused.
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Love consumes us only in the measure of our self-surrender.
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Nobody is a good judge in his own cause!
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I prefer the monotony of obscure sacrifice to all ecstasies. To pick up a pin for love can convert a soul.
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When we yield to discouragement it is usually because we give too much thought to the past and to the future.
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Do not fear to tell Jesus that you love Him even without feeling it. That is the way to force Jesus to help you, to carry you like a little child too feeble to walk.
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Discouragement itself is a form of pride.
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Never stop wanting for your magic.
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The value of life does not depend upon the place we occupy. It depends upon the way we occupy that place.
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The splendor of the rose and the whiteness of the lily do not rob the little violet of it’s scent nor the daisy of its simple charm. If every tiny flower wanted to be a rose, spring would lose its loveliness.
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