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I’m of course referring to the autobiography of Saint Therese of Lisieux.
Bishop Barron admitted that he didn’t “get it” the first time he read it. Just seemed like a childish story written by a cute girl. But the second time he started to see how profound the book really is. Here’s one of my favourite quotes:
"Since that period, God gave me to understand that there are souls for whom His mercy never tires of waiting, to whom He gives His light only by degrees. So I kept careful watch not to hurry His timetable, and I waited patiently for it to be pleasing Jesus to make it come.
So all of us are on different schedules with the Lord. No need for us to compare ourselves to others or become concerned at why others don’t follow the same path as us, at the same pace and time. It’s His Timetable, not ours.
Bishop Barron admitted that he didn’t “get it” the first time he read it. Just seemed like a childish story written by a cute girl. But the second time he started to see how profound the book really is. Here’s one of my favourite quotes:
"Since that period, God gave me to understand that there are souls for whom His mercy never tires of waiting, to whom He gives His light only by degrees. So I kept careful watch not to hurry His timetable, and I waited patiently for it to be pleasing Jesus to make it come.
So all of us are on different schedules with the Lord. No need for us to compare ourselves to others or become concerned at why others don’t follow the same path as us, at the same pace and time. It’s His Timetable, not ours.