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Let us think, if we only got to heaven, what a sweet and easy thing it will be there to be always saying with the angels and the saints, Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus.

Philip Neri

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Philip Neri
Age: 509
Born: 1515
Born: July 21
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The great thing is to become Saints.
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He who wishes for anything but Christ, does not know what he wishes he who asks for anything but Christ, does not know what he is asking he who works, and not for Christ, does not know what he is doing.
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We must often remember what Christ said, that not he who begins, but he that perseveres to the end, shall be saved.
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A joyful heart is more easily made perfect than a downcast one.
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At communion we ought to ask for the remedy of the vice to which we feel ourselves most inclined.
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My Jesus, if you uphold me, I shall not fall.
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There is nothing more dangerous in the spiritual life, than to wish to rule ourselves after our own way of thinking.
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Without mortification nothing can be done.
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Heaven is not made for the slothful.
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Not to know how to deny our soul its own wishes, is to foment a very hot-bed of vices.
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Give me ten truly detached men. and I will convert the world with them.
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We must sometimes bear with little defects in others, as we have, against our will, to bear with natural defects in ourselves. If we wish to keep peace with our neighbor, we should never remind anyone of his natural defects.
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The cross is the gift God gives to his friends.
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Let us be humble and keep ourselves down: - Obedience! Humility! Detachment!
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They who have been exercised in the service of God for a long time, may in their prayers imagine all sorts of insults offered to them, such as blows, wounds, and the like, and so in order to imitate Christ by their charity, may accustom their hearts beforehand to forgive real injuries when they come.
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As soon as we are stripped of the sordid garb of avarice, we shall be clothed with the royal and imperial vest of the opposite virtue, liberality.
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Do not grieve over the temptations you suffer. When the Lord intends to bestow a particular virtue on us, He often permits us first to be tempted by the opposite vice. Therefore, look upon every temptation as an invitation to grow in a particular virtue and a promise by God that you will be successful, if only you stand fast.
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The man who loves God with a true heart, and prizes him above all things, sometimes sheds floods of tears at prayer, and has in abundance of favours and spiritual feelings coming upon him with such vehemence, that he is forced to cry out, Lord! let me be quiet!
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During mental prayer, it is well, at times, to imagine that many insults and injuries are being heaped upon us, that misfortunes have befallen us, and then strive to train our heart to bear and forgive these things patiently, in imitation of our Saviour. This is the way to acquire a strong spirit.
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First let a little love find entrance into their hearts, and the rest will follow.
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