Ignatius of Loyola
8 quotes.
Quotes by Ignatius of Loyola
- Be careful and do not lightly condemn the actions of others. We must consider the intention of our neighbor, which is often good and pure, although the act itself seems blameworthy.
- Love ought to consist of deeds more than of words.
- Place before your eyes as models for imitation, not the weak and cowardly, but the fervent and courageous.
- That which would have easily been remedied at first, becomes incurable by time and habit
- The errors of others should serve to keep us from adding any of our own to them.
- THERE are two guarantees of a wise rule of conduct: the thought before action, and self-command afterward.
- To conquer himself is the greatest victory that man can gain.
- You wish to reform the world: reform yourself, otherwise your efforts will be in vain.