The Life of St. Mary Magdalene of Pazzi, Carmelitess
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This item is printed on demand. 104 pages. Dimensions: 9.5in. x 7.2in. x 0.5in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1849 Excerpt: . . . and these vices might be said to be banished from the novitiate. She did not like persons who were only good for themselves, and used to say, Whoever is good only for themselves, is neither good for themselves nor for others. She greatly delighted in such as could impart the good which they possessed, and said, If the graces given you by God are unfruitful, it may be that you may make them fruitful by imparting them to others. One day some novices wished to perform a little devo tion among themselves, and another girl who was aware of this, desired to join them, but they would not admit her. The good mother knew this, and gave them a severe reprimand, telling them that this was self-love, not devotion, since they would not extend their charity to their neighbour, and she gave them besides a sharp penance. She would not allow her novices to attach themselves to anything whatever, but would have them examine every month, whether they had a particular attachment to anything, and if they detected it, they were at once to give up that thing. For, said she, all that a religious wants in this life will be restored to her with great interest in another. One of the novices being much attached to a little book of spiritual exercises, which she had transcribed for herself, she ordered her to throw it into the fire. She made them exchange their habits and other things with each other, to prevent their attaching themselves to them. She took away a chaplet from one who was attached to it, and restored it to her after two months, ordering her, however, to bring it to her every evening, and she continued to do this till she was completely detached, and had learned to use things without appropriation, as religion requi. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1849 Excerpt: ...and these vices might be said to be banished from the novitiate. She did not like persons who were only good for themselves, and used to say, "Whoever is good only for themselves, is neither good for themselves nor for others." She greatly delighted in such as could impart the good which they possessed, and said, "If the graces given you by God are unfruitful, it may be that you may make them fruitful by imparting them to others." One day some novices wished to perform a little devo tion among themselves, and another girl who was aware of this, desired to join them, but they would not admit her. The good mother knew this, and gave them a severe reprimand, telling them that this was self-love, not devotion, since they would not extend their charity to their neighbour, and she gave them besides a sharp penance. She would not allow her novices to attach themselves to anything whatever, but would have them examine every month, whether they had a particular attachment to anything, and if they detected it, they were at once to give up that thing. "For," said she, "all that a religious wants in this life will be restored to her with great interest in another." One of the novices being much attached to a little book of spiritual exercises, which she had transcribed for herself, she ordered her to throw it into the fire. She made them exchange their habits and other things with each other, to prevent their attaching themselves to them. She took away a chaplet from one who was attached to it, and restored it to her after two months, ordering her, however, to bring it to her every evening, and she continued to do this till she was completely detached, and had learned to use things without appropriation, as religion requi... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-05-10, Studio: RareBooksClub.com, Sales rank: 5009983.

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The Life of St. Mary Magdalene of Pazzi, Carmelitess Cepari, Virgilio, This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1849 Excerpt: ...and these vices might be said to be banished from the novitiate. She did not like persons who were only good for themselves, and used to say, "Whoever is good only for themselves, is neither good for themselves nor for others." She greatly delighted in such as could impart the good which they possessed, and said, "If the graces given you by God are unfruitful, it may be that you may make them fruitful by imparting them to others." One day some novices wished to perform a little devo tion among themselves, and another girl who was aware of this, desired to join them, but they would not admit her. The good mother knew this, and gave them a severe reprimand, telling them that this was self-love, not devotion, since they would not extend their charity to their neighbour, and she gave them besides a sharp penance. She would not allow her novices to attach themselves to anything whatever, but would have them examine every month, whether they had a particular attachment to anything, and if they detected it, they were at once to give up that thing. "For," said she, "all that a religious wants in this life will be restored to her with great interest in another." One of the novices being much attached to a little book of spiritual exercises, which she had transcribed for herself, she ordered her to throw it into the fire. She made them exchange their habits and other things with each other, to prevent their attaching themselves to them. She took away a chaplet from one who was attached to it, and restored it to her after two months, ordering her, however, to bring it to her every evening, and she continued to do this till she was completely detached, and had learned to use things without appropriation, as religion requi...

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