Our Lady of Mount Carmel: The Way of Contemplation

Jul 17, 2017 20:56

ZENIT Staff

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Those who love may be sure that none of their acts of love will be lost, nor any of their acts of sincere concern for others, nor any single act of love for God, nor any generous effort, nor any painful endurance. All of these enfold our world like a vital force. #FratelliTutti

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