Maxims and Sayings of St. Philip Neri: Difference between revisions
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maxim[4][26] = "It is very necessary to be cheerful, but we must not on that account give in to a buffooning spirit."; | maxim[4][26] = "It is very necessary to be cheerful, but we must not on that account give in to a buffooning spirit."; | ||
maxim[4][27] = "Buffoonery incapacitates a person from receiving any additional spirituality from God."; | maxim[4][27] = "Buffoonery incapacitates a person from receiving any additional spirituality from God."; | ||
maxim[4][28] = "Nay more, | maxim[4][28] = "Nay more, bufoonery roots up the little a man may have already acquired."; | ||
maxim[4][29] = "At table, especially where there are guests, we ought to eat every kind of food, and not say, “I like this,†and “I do not like that.â€"; | maxim[4][29] = "At table, especially where there are guests, we ought to eat every kind of food, and not say, “I like this,†and “I do not like that.â€"; | ||
maxim[4][30] = "Human language cannot express the beauty of a soul which dies in a state of grace."; | maxim[4][30] = "Human language cannot express the beauty of a soul which dies in a state of grace."; | ||
