 | John Joseph Wynne - 1925 - 284 páginas
...fellow-men. Never, for all that, would he break away from the Cross on which God had placed him; never did he ask that he might come down from it. On the...of the vow, as he conceived it, and its very words: " 'Jesus Christ, my Savior, why by a wonderful dispensation of your paternal providence have willed... | |
 | François Roustang - 2006 - 444 páginas
...contrary, in order to bind himself more irrevocably, he obliged himself by vow to remain there until death, so that he might die upon the cross. These are the terms of his vow, as he himself wrote it: Jesus Christ, my Savior, who by a wonderful dispensation of your fatherly... | |
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... the virtue of charity in a zeal for souls, and expend their lives for the salvation of their fellow-men. Never, for all that, would he break away from the Cross on which God had placed him; never did he ask that he might come down from it. On the... 