Maxims and Sayings of St. Philip Neri: Difference between revisions
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maxim[5][27] = "The Holy Spirit is the master of prayer, and causes us to abide in continual peace and cheerfulness, which is a foretaste of Paradise."; | maxim[5][27] = "The Holy Spirit is the master of prayer, and causes us to abide in continual peace and cheerfulness, which is a foretaste of Paradise."; | ||
maxim[5][28] = "If we wish the Holy Spirit to teach us how to pray, we must practise humility and obedience."; | maxim[5][28] = "If we wish the Holy Spirit to teach us how to pray, we must practise humility and obedience."; | ||
maxim[5][29] = "The fruit we ought to get from prayer | maxim[5][29] = "The fruit we ought to get from prayer is to do what is pleasing to the Lord."; | ||
maxim[5][30] = "A virtuous life consists in mortifying vices, sins, bad thoughts, and evil affections, and in exercising ourselves in the acquisition of holy virtues."; | maxim[5][30] = "A virtuous life consists in mortifying vices, sins, bad thoughts, and evil affections, and in exercising ourselves in the acquisition of holy virtues."; | ||
maxim[5][31] = "Let us be humble and keep ourselves down: Obedience! Humility! Detachment!"; | maxim[5][31] = "Let us be humble and keep ourselves down: Obedience! Humility! Detachment!"; | ||
