September 13 2021 Monday 24th Week in Ordinary Time
Fr. Rick Pilger, I.C.
Spiritual Calendar
A Thought for Each Day of the Year
By Blessed Antonio Rosmini
September 13
Although beauty is a trait of all virtues, nonetheless it belongs in a special way to chastity and humility. Chastity ensures that we do not sin against, by diminishing, the excellence of our nature, and humility prevents us from sinning against it by increasing it. Moral beauty belongs, therefore, in the highest degree to these two virtues.
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September 13 2021 Monday 24th Week in Ordinary Time
Fr. Rick Pilger, I.C.
Spiritual Calendar
A Thought for Each Day of the Year
By Blessed Antonio Rosmini
September 13
Although beauty is a trait of all virtues, nonetheless it belongs in a special way to chastity and humility. Chastity ensures that we do not sin against, by diminishing, the excellence of our nature, and humility prevents us from sinning against it by increasing it. Moral beauty belongs, therefore, in the highest degree to these two virtues.
Predicazione, Milano 1843 p. 374
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