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InPersonaChriste
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Probably Vocation Station just because most people discerning seem to have this tendency!

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Vocation forum it is. Thank you for letting me know.

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You might want to start a thread on scruples in Open Mic since it isn't only those discerning religious life who experience this.

InPersonaChriste
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You might want to start a thread on scruples in Open Mic since it isn't only those discerning religious life who experience this.
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thats a good idea! but i am afraid that i do not have enough time this week.. more moving,

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[quote name='InPersonaChriste' timestamp='1316436651' post='2306898']

thats a good idea! but i am afraid that i do not have enough time this week.. more moving,
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Ah... have fun. I just moved myself - lots of hard work and still unpacking and cleaning! :)

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MarysLittleFlower
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I read something by St Padre Pio that really made me think... he said that humility is to recognize your abjection. A greater humility is to love it. When you'll come to the point that you don't mind so much for others to know your failings and instead of making you discouraged, it brings you joy to be able to NEED God's mercy... then probably that is humility. But I'm no spiritual director so maybe my interpretation is incorrect.

God bless :)

Edited by MarysLittleFlower
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[quote name='MarysLittleFlower' timestamp='1318811989' post='2322342']
I read something by St Padre Pio that really made me think... he said that humility is to recognize your abjection. A greater humility is to love it. When you'll come to the point that you don't mind so much for others to know your failings and instead of making you discouraged, it brings you joy to be able to NEED God's mercy... then probably that is humility. But I'm no spiritual director so maybe my interpretation is incorrect.

God bless :)
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Sounds pretty good to me - kind of along the lines of St Paul saying that he was happy to be weak because it was through this that Christ's power was known. The moer I see my own weakness, the more I am able to rejoice in God's mercy as well... and to see His great love for me.

brandelynmarie
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"Heal me, O LORD, and I shall be healed; save me, and I shall be saved: for you are my praise." Jeremiah 17:14 :)

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