
March 26
“We must learn to be still in order to know God.”
-Caryll Houselander

March 25
“The life of Christ is not over; it is still going on in us.”
-Caryll Houselander

March 24
“... one real stab of suffering, accepted with a whole heart and a willing mind, lifts us up with Christ and with all the suffering humanity in Him, to redeem the world in the very heart of Love!”
-Caryll Houselander

March 23
“The ordinary acts we practice every day at home are of more importance to the soul than their simplicity might suggest.”
-Caryll Houselander

March 22
“Christ is in you. He is waiting to be born in you, to grow in you, to live in you.”
-Caryll Houselander

March 21
“To become a child is a challenge to our courage. It demands, first of all, that we dare to grow up, to give ourselves to life, to accept life as it is–and above all, to accept ourselves as we are…”
-Caryll Houselander

March 20
“The more intensely and completely that an individual is himself, the more completely is he the part of the whole–the whole Christ.”
-Caryll Houselander

March 19
“But trust does not mean believing that God will spare us from suffering… To trust God means that we must know that whatever comes to us comes from His hand… Christ says: ‘Take no thought of tomorrow.’ He also says: ‘take up your cross daily.’ There is no need, in accepting sorrow, to look ahead, to imagine tomorrow, to ask for more or less, but just as we receive our joy day by day, so can we receive our sorrow day by day, and it will be measured day by day, by the love of God and our own littleness…”
-Caryll Houselander

March 18
“There should be, even in the busiest day, a few moments when we can close our eyes and let God possess us. He is always present, always giving us life, always round us and in us, like the air we breathe; there should be moments at least when we become more conscious of His presence; when we become conscious of His presence; when we become conscious of it as the only reality, the only thing that will last forever…”
-Caryll Houselander

March 17
“Trivial suffering is not trivial in its effects; it has tremendous power for good and tremendous power for evil; it can be destructive, and warp and sour our personality. It is almost always trivial suffering which, when it is not deliberately sanctified, results in the most lethal disease of the human character, self-pity.”
-Caryll Houselander
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