Ignatius of Loyola: Place before your eyes as models for imitation, not the weak and cowardly, but…
Place before your eyes as models for imitation, not the weak and cowardly, but the fervent and courageous.
In today’s wordsTake as your models not the weak and cowardly, but the passionate and brave.
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