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GRM 26.3

The Gospel as revealed to me

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Also a single suspicion is an offence (...). Who suspects does not know.

GRM 26.8

The Gospel as revealed to me

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Everybody makes mistakes, with the exception of God. Who can say: ‘I am never wrong’?

GRM 26.8

The Gospel as revealed to me

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(...) There is a more difficult humility: the one that knows how to keep silent about God’s wonderful things in us, when it is not necessary to proclaim them for His glory, so that we might not discourage our neighbour who has not received such special gifts from God. If He wants, oh! if He only wants, God reveals Himself in His servant!

GRM 26.8

The Gospel as revealed to me

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Unrestricted Charity. A charity that knows how to forgive, that wants to forgive, and forgive in advance wholeheartedly excusing the imperfections of our neighbours. It is necessary to forgive immediately, accepting every extenuating circumstance.

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Mary sets out the essential conditions for pleasing God and welcoming his continual coming into our hearts.

GRM 27.3

The Gospel as revealed to me

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We trust in Him, don’t we? We always trust in Him. The harder the trial, the more we trust. Like two children we put our hands in His fatherly ones. He is our guide. We rely entirely on Him. Consider how He has led us with love so far. A father, even the best of fathers, could not do it with greater care. We are His children and His servants. We fulfil His will. No harm can befall us.

GRM 27.3

The Gospel as revealed to me

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No mishap will befall us. It cannot: God is with us.

GRM 27.5

The Gospel as revealed to me

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Love is not the satisfaction of one’s senses and utility. To love is to satisfy him whom we love, beyond senses and utility, giving him the help he needs so that he may always be able to keep his wings open in the skies of hope and peace.

GRM 27.6

The Gospel as revealed to me

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Trust summarises the theological virtues. Those who trust have faith. Those who trust hope. Those who trust love. When we love, we hope, we believe in a person, we trust. Otherwise we do not. God deserves our trust. If we trust poor men who may fail, why should we not trust God Who can never fail?

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Mary explains trust in three points: trust is love, trust is humility, trust is obedience.