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St. Catherine of Siena

Saint Catherine of Siena TOSD (25 March 1347 in Siena – 29 April 1380 in Rome), was a tertiary of the Dominican Order and a Scholastic philosopher and theologian who had a great influence on the Catholic Church. She is declared a saint and a doctor of the Church.

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Start being brave about everything. Drive out darkness and spread light. Don’ look at your weaknesses. Realize instead that in Christ crucified you can do everything.

Brave, Darkness, Don, Drive, Light, Start

We will be humble as we are obedient, and as obedient as we are humble.

Be Humble, Humble, Obedient

We've been deceived by the thought that we would be more pleasing to God in our own way than in the way God has given us.

Deceived, Given, Pleasing, Way, Would Be

Obedient people never trust in themselves.

Never Trust, Obedient, People, Trust

Love transforms one into what one loves.

Love, Loves, One Love, Transforms

In your nature, eternal Godhead, I shall come to know my nature. And what is my nature? It is fire, because you are nothing but a fire of love. And you have given humankind a share in this nature, for by the fire of love you created us.

Eternal, Fire, Love You, Nature, Share

Of course you are unworthy. But when do you hope to be worthy? You will be no more worthy at the end than at the beginning. God alone is worthy of Himself, He alone can make us worthy of Him.

Courses, Ends, God, Make, Unworthy, Worthy

The devil never sleeps.

Devil, Never Sleep, Sleep, Sleeps

Heaven is along the way.

Heaven, Way

Make yourself a "capacity" and I will make myself a "torrent. "

Capacity, Christian Inspirational, Faith, Inspiration, Make, Torrent

Wherefore, as I have said to you, I, God, have become man, and man has become God by the union of My Divine Nature with your human nature. This greatness is given in general to all rational creatures, but, among these I have especially chosen My ministers for the sake of your salvation, so that, through them, the Blood of the humble and immaculate Lamb, My only-begotten Son, may be administered to you.

Creatures, Divine, Humble, Lamb, Men, Son

From self-knowledge flows the stream of humility, which never seizes on mere report, nor takes offense at anything, but bears every insult, every loss of consolation, and every sorry, from whatever direction they may come, patiently, with joy.

Direction, Humility, Insult, Joy, Loss, Sorry

Make two homes for thyself, my daughter. One actual home. . . and the other a spiritual home which thou are to carry with thee always.

Carry, Daughter, Faith, Spiritual, Thee

All the way to heaven is heaven, because Jesus said, "I am the way.

Heaven, Jesus, Said, Way

Ponder the fact that God has made you a gardener, to root out vice and plant virtue.

Fact, Facts, Gardener, Root, Roots, Vices

It is the nature of love to love as much as we feel we are loved and to love whatever the one we love loves.

Feels, Love, Loved, Loves, Nature

. . . people become like what they love.

Become, Like, Love, People

Whoever loves himself or the world inordinately becomes incompatible with himself.

Becomes, Incompatible, Inordinately, Loves, World

The human heart is always drawn by love.

Heart, Human, Human Heart, Humans, Love

Strange that so much suffering is caused because of the misunderstandings of God's true nature. God's heart is more gentle than the Virgin's first kiss upon the Christ. And God's forgiveness to all, to any thought or act, is more certain than our own being.

Act, Certain, Heart, Kissing, Suffering, True

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