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Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: How impervious to things spiritual, my heart!" cries a St. Bernard. "No savor in pious reading, no pleasure in meditation nor in prayer!

How impervious to things spiritual, my heart!" cries a St. Bernard. "No savor in pious reading, no pleasure in meditation nor in prayer!

Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: remember that He permits every thing for your good, and do not lose confidence:

remember that He permits every thing for your good, and do not lose confidence:

Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: Bear well in mind that you have neither friend, nor brother, nor father, nor mother, nor spouse, nor lover, who loves you more than God.

Bear well in mind that you have neither friend, nor brother, nor father, nor mother, nor spouse, nor lover, who loves you more than God.

Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: In short, so great is God's love for you that He seems to love no one but you. And therefore, you should love no one but Him.*

In short, so great is God's love for you that He seems to love no one but you. And therefore, you should love no one but Him.*

Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: Hence we should all make St. Augustine's prayer our own: "Lord, here cut, here burn and spare me not, but spare me in eternity!

Hence we should all make St. Augustine's prayer our own: "Lord, here cut, here burn and spare me not, but spare me in eternity!

Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: What is your life? It is like a vapor, which is dispersed by a breath of wind, and is no more.

What is your life? It is like a vapor, which is dispersed by a breath of wind, and is no more.

Alfonso Maria De Liguori quotes: All know that they must die; but many are deceived by picturing to themselves death at such a distance as if it could never come near them.

All know that they must die; but many are deceived by picturing to themselves death at such a distance as if it could never come near them.