Stalled Holiness

Dear School of Work and Prayer friends:

 

Dubay writes:

 

[The] chief reason ordinarily devout people do not become saintly is that they lack a deep prayer life.   There is a vast difference between conventional virtue and heroic holiness, and it is only when God has taken over one's inner life completely that one passes from the first to the second.   Despite our best and most persevering efforts to eradicate our faults, no one of us working alone can get rid of them completely.  Hence, God must intervene if we are to become perfect as the heavenly Father is perfect and to love Him with a whole heart.

 

We have these thoughts and much more to discuss together when we meet next:

 

Sunday January 28^th 6 PM at the Wessel's home to discuss chapter 11 "The Universal Call".

 

I look forward to being together and discussing these important considerations.

 

In Christ,

 

Christopher