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Anger
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You should be very careful not to grow angry or abusive in order to force others to adopt your point of view.
(CP)
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2 |
Anger
©Á«ã |
You know it is a shame to speak in anger, so refrain from doing this.
(Letters)
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3 |
Anger
©Á«ã |
Don¡¦t get angry with anybody; it is neither polite nor Christian.
(Letters)
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4 |
Anger
©Á«ã |
If our hearts are torn by anger or hatred, it is impossible for us to maintain union with Jesus Christ.
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5 |
Anger
©Á«ã |
Take care not to let yourself give way to impatience and to outbursts of anger.
(Letters)
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6 |
Anger
©Á«ã |
Surely you see that it is very wrong to get angry and to harbour resentment. You also see that it is very bad to lose your temper.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
7 |
Anxiety
µJ¼{ |
You see, you are over-anxious.
(Letters)
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8 |
Appearance
»öªí |
To all, your face should manifest your respect, or at least your good will.
(CP)
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9 |
Appearance
»öªí |
You will show by the modesty of your clothing the wisdom and simplicity of your soul.
(CP)
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10 |
Appearance
»öªí |
Take care never to let anything harsh be seen in your appearance; you should rather manifest wisdom, kindness and goodwill.
(CP)
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11 |
Authority
Åv«Â |
The fact that you dislike being in a position of authority pleases me very much.
(Letters)
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12 |
Bad companions
·l¤Í |
Bad companions are so dangerous, especially in youth, that there is nothing to which you should pay more attention than to prevent those you teach from keeping such company.
(MSF)
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13 |
Bad companions
·l¤Í |
One of the main things which most contributes to the corruption of young people is keeping bad company.
(MSF)
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14 |
Balance
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You must not be alarmed over those who fall into faults but you have to draw attention to them with winning cordiality.
(Letters)
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15 |
Balance
¥¿Å |
It is neither wise nor sensible to allow your mind to be disturbed over mere trifles.
(Letters)
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16 |
Balance
¥¿Å |
Take care not to get upset over trivialities.
(Letters)
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17 |
Balance
¥¿Å |
Why don¡¦t you take the trouble to acquire that evenness of temper that is so necessary for you?
(Letters)
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18 |
Balance
¥¿Å |
No matter how you are told of your defects, our Lord had worse said to him.
(Letters)
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19 |
Balance
¥¿Å |
Please do not make a great fuss over trifles.
(Letters)
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20 |
Behaviour
¦æ¬° |
Your actions should speak for you.
(CP)
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21 |
Behaviour
¦æ¬° |
You will persuade your pupils to do what is right much more readily through your wise and prudent behaviour than through all the words you could speak.
(MSF)
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22 |
Behaviour
¦æ¬° |
You know the harm thoughtless behaviour does you. So, control your eyes and your tongue for this reason.
(Letters)
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23 |
Behaviour
¦æ¬° |
If out of 20 actions, there is only one that is good or even one partly good, still it will be so much done for love of God.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
24 |
Blessing
¯¬ºÖ |
I beg our Lord to shower his graces on you.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
25 |
Blessing
¯¬ºÖ |
Do not forget to thank God for all the blessings he bestows on you.
(Letters)
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26 |
Blessing
¯¬ºÖ |
God be blessed and His will be done.
(Letters)
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27 |
Blessing
¯¬ºÖ |
We should consider ourselves blessed when we are visited by God through His inspirations.
(MSF)
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28 |
Boasting
¦Û¸Ø |
To brag or to speak highly of yourself is something which violates decorum, besides being the mark of a small mind.
(CP)
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29 |
Boasting
¦Û¸Ø |
It is always uncouth for you to praise yourself and to brag.
(CP)
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30 |
Caring
ÃöÃh |
Have much more care for the education of those entrusted to your care than you would have for the children of a king.
(MSF)
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31 |
Children
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The spirit of childhood consists in simplicity, docility, purity and in having no regard for worldly riches and honours.
(MP)
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32 |
Children
«Äµ£ |
What a marvel! What a wonderful sight to see the great God reduced to the state of a tiny child.
(MP)
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33 |
Children
«Äµ£ |
For the love of the infant Jesus, I beg you to give me the heart and mind of a child, that I may obey you as a good child obeys his parents.
(MP)
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(Àq붰) |
34 |
Children
«Äµ£ |
Give me, Lord, your spirit of childhood to enable me to cry out with confidence, Abba, Father.
(MP)
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(Àq붰) |
35 |
Cleanliness
¾ã¼ä |
You should consider cleanliness of the body as an outward mark and indication of the soul¡¦s purity.
(CP)
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36 |
Communion
¸tÅé |
The more anxiety and temptation you experience, the more you should have recourse to Communion.
(MSF)
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37 |
Communion
¸tÅé |
We go to Communion to become holy, not because we are holy.
(MSF)
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38 |
Conscience
¨}ª¾ |
Never let another take the blame in order to conceal your own guilt.
(Letters)
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39 |
Conscience
¨}ª¾ |
Remain steadfast in the practice of what is right.
(MSF)
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40 |
Conscience
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|
Let people think what they wish of you, and do not be troubled, provided you are doing what you ought to.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
41 |
Conscience
¨}ª¾ |
As long as you teach your students to the best of your ability, you can have a clear conscience in the matter.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
42 |
Conscience
¨}ª¾ |
Let us learn to live and act in the world without participating in its corruption.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
43 |
Confession
§i¸Ñ |
Don¡¦t be anxious about your confessions. In this matter, act with simplicity.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
44 |
Constancy
°í©w¤£²¾ |
I pray God to bless you and not let you fall into inconstancy, wanting now one thing, now another.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
45 |
Conversation
¹ï¸Ü |
There is no one, however bad, that you cannot say something good about.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
46 |
Conversation
¹ï¸Ü |
You should make it clear by your words that you esteem others.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
47 |
Conversation
¹ï¸Ü |
People who are not convinced by your words will certainly not be persuaded by outbursts of passion.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
48 |
Conversation
¹ï¸Ü |
As Saint James says, you can be sure that you are perfect if you commit no fault when speaking.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
49 |
Conversation
¹ï¸Ü |
When you speak, always use words which are in common usage, easily understood, and fitting the topic.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
50 |
Conversation
¹ï¸Ü |
Our conversation is one of the things we need to watch over the most, so that it may not become harmful.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
51 |
Conversion
Åܧó |
For how long has Jesus been knocking at the door of your heart and you have not wanted to receive him?
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
52 |
Conversion
Åܧó |
Pray to God, I beg you, that He may touch your heart and make you docile to His will.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
53 |
Conversion
Åܧó |
Be convinced that the main conversion is that of the heart and without it the conversion of the mind is quite sterile.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
54 |
Conversion
Åܧó |
How many times has Jesus Christ called you and how often, like St. Augustine, have you answered: tomorrow, tomorrow, I will be converted?
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
55 |
Courage
«i®ð |
Take care not to let yourself be discouraged by anxieties and ailments; life is full of them.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
56 |
Courage
«i®ð |
You will get nowhere if you allow yourself to give way to discouragement.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
57 |
Criticism
§åµû |
It is a serious fault to set yourself up as critic and public censor.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
58 |
Death
¦º¤` |
We will die and we will die only once. Do we wish to die a holy death?
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
59 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Punishment must be administered purely for the glory of God, without any desire for personal vengeance.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
60 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
If a school is to be well-regulated and in very good order, punishment must be rare.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
61 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Punishment should be peaceable. Those who administer it should not be moved to anger.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
62 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Children are endowed with reason and must not be corrected like animals.
(MTR)
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(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
63
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Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Make sure that you don¡¦t strike the students, for it is a serious fault.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
64 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Take care not to strike the students with your hand or with anything else.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
65 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
We must act toward our students in a manner both gentle and firm.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
66 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
There are five vices which must not ordinarily be excused: lying, fighting, theft, impurity, and disrespect in church.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
67 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
A constant effort must be made to act with skill and ingenuity to keep students in order while making almost no use of punishment.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
68 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
A student should never be punished because of a feeling of aversion or annoyance that a teacher may have for that student.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
69 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
It is not harshness and rigour that produce good order in a school but rather vigilance, combined with circumspection and mildness.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
70 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Exercise restraint when you are administering punishment, and don¡¦t do it when you feel moved to impatience.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
71 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
When you prudently correct your pupils for their faults, you will have done them more good than if you had flattered them with beautiful words.
(MTR)
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(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
72 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
When correcting your pupils has charity guided you, or have you not acted rather to vent your bad humour on them?
(MTR)
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(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
73 |
Discipline
¬ö«ß |
Pray God never to allow you to be carried away by any outburst of anger when you have to punish any of your pupils.
(MTR)
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(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
74 |
Education
±Ð¨| |
Look upon your work as one of the most important and most excellent in the church.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
75 |
Education
±Ð¨| |
However limited a child¡¦s intelligence, the child that knows how to read and write will be capable of great things.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
76 |
Encouragement
¹ªÀy |
Be assured that I want only your welfare and peace of mind.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
77 |
Evaluation
µû»ù |
What is your weak point in the performance of your work? Does it consist in being too hasty or overeager, or in being listless and negligent?
(Coll)
§A¤u§@ªí²{¤Wªº®zÂI¬O¤°»ò?¬O§_³B¨Æ¾Þ¤§¹L«æ?§í©Î¯Ê¥F·F«l¡A¤j·N²¨©¿?
(¤å¶°) |
78 |
Excuses
ÂǤf |
Slackness and rationalizing will lead you into many faults.
(Letters)
Y§A«å´k¤Î¤Z¨Æ³£¦Û¥H¬°²zª½®ð§§¡A±N¨Ï§A§ó©ö¥Ç¿ù¡C
(®Ñ²) |
79 |
Faith
«H¼w |
Look on everything with the eyes of faith. You must never fail to do this, no matter what the reason.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
80 |
Faith
«H¼w |
Do you have a faith such that it is able to touch the hearts of your students and inspire them with the Christian spirit? This is the greatest miracle that you can perform.
(MSF)
§A¬O§_¾ÌÂǦۤvªº«H¼w¥´°Ê¾Ç¥Íªº¤ßÆF¡A±Òµo¥L̻Ⲥ°ò·þªººë¯«?³o¬O§A¥i¦æªº³Ì¤j¯«ÂÝ¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
81 |
Faith
«H¼w |
You are right in saying that, in the light of faith, you see things quite differently.
(Letters)
§A»¡±o¹ï¡A¦b«H¼wªº¥ú·Ó¤U¡A§A¹ï¨Æª«·|¦³¤£¦Pªº¬Ýªk¡C
(®Ñ²) |
82 |
Faith
«H¼w |
The Most Blessed Virgin lived her whole life by the spirit of faith, and it is this spirit God wants you to have.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
83 |
Faith
«H¼w |
The spirit of this Institute is first a spirit if faith, which should induce those who compose it not to look upon anything but with the eyes of faith, not to do anything but in view of God and to attribute all to God.
(Rule of 1718)
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(1718¦~פh³W±ø) |
84 |
Faith
«H¼w |
Your faith should be for you a light which guides you in all things.
(MSF)
§Aªº«H¼w¡A´N¬O§A¥Í¬¡ªº©ú¿O¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
85 |
Faith
«H¼w |
I pray, O Lord, that you increase my faith, which is so frail.
(MP)
¥D¡A½Ð¥[±j§Úªº«H¼w¡A¦]¬°¥¦«D±`¯Ü®z¡C
(Àq붰) |
86 |
Food
¹ª« |
Before eating you should wash your hands, bless the food, and sit down.
(CP)
¶i¹«e¡AÀ³¥ý¬~¤â¡B¯¬ºÖ¹ª«¤~§¤¤U¶i¹¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
87 |
Foul Language
²Ê¨¥Â©»y |
It shows a lack of respect to use dirty language.
(CP)
»¡²Ê¨¥Â©»y¬O¤í¯Ê´L«ªºªí²{¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
88 |
Foul Language
²Ê¨¥Â©»y |
You are not permitted to use words which suggest some indecent image or idea.
(CP)
§A¬O¤£¥i¨Ï¥Î¥ô¦óµTÁ¶ªº¦r¥y¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
89 |
Foul Language
²Ê¨¥Â©»y |
Using filthy language is one way of letting people know how impure you really are.
(CP)
Y§A»¡¸Ü²Ê»À¡A´N·|Åý¤Hª¾¹D§Aªº«ä·Q¬O¦p¦óªº¤£¯Â¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
90 |
Foul language
²Ê¨¥Â©»y |
It shows a lack of respect to use foul language or words.
(CP)
»¡²Ê¨¥Â©»y©Î¤@¨Ç¤£¶®ªº»¡¸Ü¬O¹ï§O¤Hªº¤£´L«¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
91 |
Friendship
¤Í½Ë |
If you reveal the secrets of a friend, you lose all credibility.
(CP)
Y§A¤£¯à´ÀªB¤Í¦u¯µ¡A§A±N«H¥Î¥þ¥¢¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
92 |
Friendship
¤Í½Ë |
It is impossible to please God if you do not live amicably with others.
(Letters)
¤£¯à»P¥L¤H©M·ü¦@³B¡A«K¤£¯à¨Ï¤Ñ¥D³ß®®¡C
(®Ñ²) |
93 |
Generosity
ºB´n |
The more you give to God, the more He will bless you.
(MSF)
§A¬°¤Ñ¥D©Ò§@ªº·U¦h¡AÍ¢·U¥[¿¯¬ºÖ§A¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
94 |
Generosity
ºB´n |
You will not find it very difficult to give yourself to God if you have a little generosity. I hope He will give it to you.
(Letters)
¬én¦³¤@ÂIºB´n¤§¤ß¡A«K¥i¥O¦Û¤v§ë¦V¤Ñ¥D¡C§Æ±æÍ¢¹ï§A¤]¦P¼ËºB´n¡C
(®Ñ²) |
95 |
Gentleness
·Å±¡ |
Be very careful to speak softly in the house when you have to speak.
(Letters)
¦³»Ýn¦b«Ç¤º»¡¸Ü®É¡An¤p¤ß«O«ù·Å¬Xªº»y½Õ¡C
(®Ñ²) |
96 |
Gentleness
·Å±¡
|
You must help your pupils to be gentle and to have a tenderness for one another, mutually forgiving, as God has forgiven them in Jesus Christ.
(MTR)
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(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
97 |
Gentleness
·Å±¡ |
Let humility and gentleness be always evident in what you say.
(Letters)
Åý§Aªº»¡¸Ü¡AÅã¥Ü¥X§AªºÁ¾»¹©M¿Ë¤Á¡C
(®Ñ²) |
98 |
Gentleness
·Å±¡ |
It is by your gentleness and your wisdom that you will lead those entrusted to your care to give up bad habits.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
99 |
Glory of God
ºaÄ£¤Ñ¥D |
If we truly love God, everything we do we should do for His glory.
(MSF)
YªG§Ú̬O¯u¤ßªº·R¤Ñ¥D¡A§ÚÌ©Ò§@ªº¤@¤Á¡A³£À³¬O¬°ºaģ͢¦Ó§@ªº¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
100 |
Good Works
¤u§@ |
Remain steadfast in the practice of what is right, in spite of all the obstacles you may encounter.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
101 |
Gossip
¶¢¸Ü |
Those who have nothing to relate except gossip and frivolous, silly stories, would do much better to keep quiet.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
102 |
Happiness
³ß®® |
See that your days are full by practising good works. This is the way to be happy and to please God.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
103 |
Harmony
©M¿Ó |
Everybody has defects, and we bring them with us everywhere we go. It is only by overlooking them that we can maintain peace and union.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
104 |
Harmony
©M¿Ó |
Union in a community is a precious gem. If we lose this, we lose everything.
(MSF)
¥ô¦ó¤@Ó¹ÎÅé³Ì¬Ã¶QªºªF¦è´N¬O¹Îµ²¡C¯Ê¥F¹Îµ²´Nµ¥©ó¥¢¥h¤F¤@¤Á¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
105 |
Harmony
©M¿Ó |
All should co-operate in maintaining good order in school by acting together in a spirit of mutual dependence.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
106 |
Healing
ªv¡ |
Jesus Christ in the Eucharist is a physician who heals all our ills, and gives us all the graces we need.
(MP)
¥DC¿q°ò·þªº¸tÅé¡A¬O¯àÂå¦Ê¯fªºÂå¥Í,Ф]µ¹¤©§Ú̩һݪº®¦Ãd¡C
(Àqë) |
107 |
Health
°·±d |
I am very grateful for the concern you have for my health.
(Letters)
°J¤ß·PÁ§A¹ï§Ú°·±dªºÃöª`¡C
(®Ñ²) |
108 |
Holy Spirit
¸tÆF |
Listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit speaking to you in the depths of your heart.
(Letters)
²Ó¤ß²âÅ¥¸t¯«¦b§A¤ßÆF²`³Bªº¥l³ê¡C
(®Ñ²) |
109 |
Holy Spirit
¸tÆF |
Listen to the inspirations of the Holy Spirit and not so much to your dislikes and difficulties.
(Letters)
²âÅ¥¸t¯«µ¹§Aªº±Ò¥Ü¡A©ß¶}§A©Ò¹½´c©M§x´bªº¨Æ±¡¡C
(®Ñ²) |
110 |
Holy Spirit
¸tÆF |
It is not reputation that we should seek or desire in this world but the fullness of the Spirit of God.
(MSF)
§Ú̦b¥@¤W©Ò°l¨Dªº¤£¬O¦W§Q¡A¦Ó¬O¤Ñ¥Dªº¸t¯«¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
111 |
Humility
Á¾»¹ |
The more humble you are, the more graces you will receive.
(MSF)
¶VÁ¾»¹¡A¶V¯à±o¨ì¤Ñ¥Dªº®¦½ç¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
112 |
Humility
Á¾»¹ |
Do not pride yourself over what you do.
(MTR)
¤£n¦]¦Û¤v©Ò§@ªº¨Æ¦Ó¦Û¶Æ¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
113 |
Humility
Á¾»¹ |
The Lord of heaven and earth humbles himself so far as to wash the Apostles¡¦ feet, and I refuse to be humbled!
(MP)
¤Ñ»P¦aªº¥D¤H¡A§Ú̪º¤Ñ¤÷¡A¤]¯àÁ¾¨õ¦a¬°©v®{̬~¸}¡AÃø¹D§ÚÁÙn©Úµ´Á¾µê«Ý¤H¡I
(Àq·Q¶°) |
114 |
Humility
Á¾»¹ |
Instead of being upset when your long-standing faults are pointed out to you, you ought on the contrary to thank God for it.
(Letters)
Y§O¤H«ü¥X§A¿n²ß¤w¤[ªº¿ù³B¡A§A¤£¥Î¤¶·N¡A¤Ï¦Ó¸Ó¦hÁ¤ѥD¡C
(®Ñ²) |
115 |
Humility
Á¾»¹ |
Piety, without humility, is usually mere hypocrisy or an illusion.
(Coll)
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(¤å¶°) |
116 |
Humility
Á¾»¹
|
God grants nothing to the proud and refuses nothing to the humble.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
117 |
Image
¦L¶H
|
Impress your image on me, Lord, as a seal does in wax.
(MP)
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(Àq붰) |
118 |
Impurity
¤£¼ä |
If you sometimes feel tormented by impure thoughts, do not cease imploring God until you are completely delivered from them.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
119 |
Joy
³ß®® |
Does your joy come from within?
(MSF)
§Aªº³ß®®¬O§_µo¦Û¤º¤ß?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
120 |
Joy
³ß®® |
The joy of the just comes from God¡¦s love deep in their hearts.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
121 |
Kindness
¤¯·O |
Each day look for every possible opportunity of doing a kindness for those for whom you feel dislike.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
122 |
Kindness
¤¯·O |
Charity is kind. Indeed, it is not by scolding, murmuring, complaining or quarrelling that we show our love and union.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
123 |
Kindness
¤¯·O |
Never speak to anyone except with kindness, and if you fear to speak otherwise, keep silent.
(MSF)
Y¤£¯à¹ï§O¤H»¡¤¯·Oªº»¡¸Ü¡AÁÙ¬O«O«ù½pÀq¦n¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
124 |
Kindness
¤¯·O |
Be especially careful to anticipate the needs of those who are weak.
(Letters)
n¥Î¤ß¥h¹wp¨º¨Ç®zªÌªº»Ýn¡C
(®Ñ²) |
125 |
Kindness
¤¯·O |
I will see to it that you are led to God through kindness and not through harshness.
(Letters)
§Ún¥Î¤¯·Oªº¤â¡A¦Ó¤£¥ÎV¨èªººA«×±a»â§AÌ»{ÃѤѥD¡C
(®Ñ²) |
126 |
Kindness
¤¯·O |
Take the means to see that all is done with kindness and propriety. For this to happen, you must bear with one another.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
127 |
Love
·R¤ß |
When love is ardent, it is even stronger than death.
(MSF)
¿U¿NµÛªº·R¡A¤ñ¦º¤`§ó±j¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
128 |
Love
·R¤ß |
Give up all bitterness towards your neighbour, no matter what and be convinced that your neighbour is better than you are.
(Letters)
´¬±ó¹ï§O¤HÃh«ë¤§¤ß¡A¨Ã½T«H§O¤HÁ`¦³¤ñ¦Û¤vÀu³Ó¤§³B¡C
(®Ñ²) |
129 |
Love
·R¤ß |
You carry out a work which requires you to touch hearts, but this you cannot do except by the Spirit of God.
(MSF)
§Aªº¤u§@»Ýn·P°Ê§O¤Hªº¤ß¡A¦p¨S¦³¸tÆFªºÁ{¦b¡A§A¦p¦ó¿ì±o¨ì?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
130 |
Love
·R¤ß |
Set me aflame with love for God and give me a burning love for my neighbour.
(MP)
Åý¥Dªº·R¿U«G§Ú¡A¤]Åý§Ú¥Î·R¥h¿U«G§Úªº¾F¤H¡C
(Àq붰) |
131 |
Love
·R¤ß |
Knowledge sometimes puffs up, but charity edifies.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
132 |
Love
·R¤ß |
Take care never to get into arguments with anybody, for in doing so you can offend against charity, which should be outstanding among you.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
133 |
Love
·R¤ß |
Faith and charity; without these two virtues we can neither live a Christian life nor be agreeable to God, nor even be happy.
(DC)
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(¤@Ó°ò·þ®{ªº³d¥ô) |
134 |
Love
·R¤ß |
Sometimes, deeply touched by the greatness of God and in his gifts toward all people, St. Augustine¡¦s heart would melt and soften, then burst forth in leaps of love for his God.
(MSF)
¸t¶ø«ä©w²´¬Ý¤Ñ¥Dªº¤j¯à©M¹ï´¶¥@¸U¥Áªº®¦¨å¡A¤º¤ß¤j¨ü·P°Ê¡A¤£Â_ªí¹F¥L¹ï¤Ñ¥Dªº·R¼}¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
135 |
Lying
ÁÀ¨¥ |
Refinement insists that you never say anything false.
(CP)
ºë½m¦Ó°ª©|ªº±¡¾Þ¡A¨M©w©ó§A¯à°í«ù¤£»¡ÁÀ¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
136 |
Lying
ÁÀ¨¥ |
Frequent lying is enough to push you quickly into a vicious life.
(CP)
ºD»¡ÁÀ¸Ü·|±N§A±À¦V¼Z¸¨ªº¥Í¬¡¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
137 |
Lying
ÁÀ¨¥ |
It is shameful to make use of fraud and deceit in your words. Those who do this will find that they have won for themselves an infamous reputation for dishonesty.
(CP)
»¡´Û¶Bªº¸Ü¬O¥i®¢ªº¦æ¬°¡A¬é·|¯}Ãa¦Û¤vªº¦WÁn¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
138 |
Mary
¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È |
Let us be convinced that all we do to honour Our Lady will be very richly rewarded by God.
(MSF)
Åý§Ú̬۫H¡A§Ú̬°ºaÄ£¸t¥À©Ò§@ªº¤@¤Á¡A±N±o¨ì¤Ñ¥DÂ׫pªº®¦½ç¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
139 |
Mary
¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È |
Most Blessed Virgin, you are the noblest, the holiest, the most perfect of creatures, and yet you were the humblest of all.
(MP)
ºaºÖµ£s¡A©p¬O³Ì´L¶Q¡B³Ì¯«¸t©M³Ì§¹¬üªº¡F¦P®É¡A©p¤]¬O³ÌÁ¾»¹ªº¡C
(Àq붰) |
140 |
Mary
¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È |
The Most Blessed Virgin should always be invoked first because she is our Mother, loves us and has great power before God.
(MP)
§ÚÌÀ³¥ý¦V¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È¨D§U¡A¦]¦o¬O§Ú̪º¥À¿Ë¡A·R§ÚÌ¡A¦b¤Ñ¥D«e¤]¦³¯à¤OÀ°§U§ÚÌ¡C
(Àq붰) |
141 |
Mary
¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È |
In danger, in narrow and perilous paths, think of Mary and invoke her holy name.
(MSF)
¦b±T¹òªº¸ô³~¤W¡An·Q©ÀµÛ¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È¡A¨Ã©I³ê¦oªº¸t¦W¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
142 |
Mary
¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È |
Look upon the Virgin Mary as the masterpiece from God¡¦s hands.
(MSF)
¬Ý¡A¥Ñ¤Ñ¥D´z¿ïªºµ£s¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È¬O¦h»òªº§¹¬ü¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
143 |
Meditation
Àq·Q |
Hold in high esteem the holy exercise of mental prayer, since it is the foundation and support of all the virtues as well as the source of light and grace.
(Coll)
¬èë¦b¯«×ªº¹Lµ{¤¤¬O«D±`«nªº¡A¦]¬°¥¦¬O©Ò¦³¼w¦æªº°ò¥Û¡A¤]¬O¥ú©ú©M®¦Ãdªº¬u·½¡C
(¤å¶°) |
144 |
Meditation
Àq·Q |
Interior prayer, in order to be effective and genuine, must take place in the depths of the soul.
(MP)
¤º¤ßªºÃ«§i¥²¶·µo¦Û¤ßÆF²`³B¤~ºâ¦³®Ä©M¯u¹êªº¡C
(Àqë) |
145 |
Moderation
¸`¨î |
Do you perform your actions without over-haste and without undue anxiety?
(Coll)
§A¯à§_¥H±q®eªººA«×³B¨Æ¡A²öÅý¤£¥²nªºµJ¼{§xÂZ§A?
(¤å¶°) |
146 |
Openness
¶}©ñ |
If you do not expose the wound in your soul to your spiritual physician, you run the risk of remaining ill for a long time.
(MSF)
¦pªG§A¤£Åý°ò·þªvÀø§A¤ßÆF¤Wªº¶Ë¤f¡A³o¶Ë¤f¥i¯à¥Ã»·¤£·|²¬Â¡¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
147 |
Patience
@©Ê |
See to it that you curb your impetuosity.
(Letters)
n±`ĵ±§¦Û¤v¤£¥i¾|²õ±q¨Æ¡C
(®Ñ²) |
148 |
Patience
@©Ê |
A little patience, and God will take care of everything.
(Letters)
A¦³@©Ê¡A¦]¤Ñ¥D·|·ÓÅU¤@¤Á¡C
(®Ñ²) |
149 |
Patience
@©Ê |
You expect patience from others, then you must show patience yourself, and let your pupils see you are not acting through whim.
(Letters)
Yn¥L¤H®e§Ô¦Û¤v¡A§A¥²¶·ªí²{§Aªº@©Ê¡FÅý¾Ç¥Í¬Ý¨ì§A¤£¬O¥ô·N¦k¬°ªº¤H¡C
(®Ñ²) |
150 |
Patience
@©Ê
|
Impatience in class far from bringing order, prevents you from achieving it.
(Letters)
±ý³t§Y¤£¹F¡A¶V¤í@©Ê«h¶VÃøºÞ¦n¯Z¤Wªº¯´§Ç¡C
(®Ñ²) |
151 |
Patience
@©Ê
|
Be careful not to give way to impatience in school.
(Letters)
¦b¾Ç®Õ¤º¡A¤p¤ß¤£n¦]¤í¯Ê@©Ê¦Ó¼vÅT§A¡C
(®Ñ²) |
152 |
Patience
@©Ê |
The charity which is required of us presupposes a patience that is proof against everything.
(MSF)
§ÚÌ¥²¶·¦h¦æµ½¨Ó°ö¾i°í±jªº@©Ê¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
153 |
Patience
@©Ê |
Don¡¦t give in so easily to your hasty temper.
(Letters)
n§J¨î¦Û¤v«æļªº©Ê®æ¡A¤£n¾|²õ¦æ¨Æ¡C
(®Ñ²) |
154 |
Peace
©M¥ |
Abandon yourself to God without troubling yourself trying to achieve peace by your own efforts.
(MSF)
¥þ¤ß±N¦Û¤v¥I°Uµ¹¤Ñ¥D¡A§A´N¤£¶·¶O¤ß¶O¤O¥h´M§ä¤ß¤¤ªº¥©M¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
155 |
Peace
©M¥ |
You must not be surprised if you experience difficulties. The devil has no desire to see you at peace.
(Letters)
¹J¨ì§xÃø®É¤£n´q®£¡AÅ]°¬O¤£·Q§A±o¨ì©M¥ªº¡C
(®Ñ²) |
156 |
Peace
©M¥ |
I am very happy that you have great peace of mind and pray that God may keep you in that state.
(Letters)
§Ú«Ü°ª¿³§A¯à§ä¨ì¤º¤ßªº¥¦w¡A§Ú±N¬è¨D¤Ñ¥D¨Ï§A¯àÄ~Äò¨É¦³³o¥©Mªº¤ß¹Ò¡C
(®Ñ²) |
157 |
Peace
©M¥ |
There are many persons who seem to be spiritual and to possess interior peace, but who really lack it. Just say a sharp word to them or do something to irritate them and immediately they are quite upset.
(MSF)
«Ü¦h¤H±q¥~ªí¬Ý¨Ó¡A¦ü¥G¯«×¤w¨¬©M§ä¨ì¤F¤º¤ßªº¥¦w¡A¦ý¨ä¹êªí¸Ì¨Ã¤£¤@P¡C¬énÅ¥¨ì¤@¨Ç¨ë¿Eªº»¡¸Ü©Î¹J¨ì¤£§Öªº¨Æ±¡¡A¥LÌ«K·|¤j¨ü§xÂZ¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
158 |
Peace
©M¥ |
Try to preserve peace and the God of peace will be with you.
(Letters)
ºÉ¤OºûÅ@©M¥¡A¤Ñ¤÷±N·|»P§A¤@°_¡C
(®Ñ²) |
159 |
Peace
©M¥ |
The more you control your senses, the more you will enjoy interior peace and the presence of God.
(Coll)
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(¤å¶°) |
160 |
Peace
©M¥ |
To be silent and humble before God requires little thinking, little desiring and little understanding; yet it is the way to live at peace.
(Letters)
¦b¤Ñ¥D±«e«O«ùÀRÀq©MÁ¾µê¬O¤ð»Ý¤Ó¦h«ä¦Ò¡A´÷¨D¤Î¤F¸Ñ¡FµM¦Ó³o¥¿¬O¹L¥©M¥Í¬¡ªº³~®|¡C
(®Ñ²) |
161 |
Peace
©M¥ |
Danger, persecution, tribulation, distress, calamity¡K. None of these things can make you lose your interior peace if it is a true peace.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
162 |
Peace
©M¥ |
Take care not to get upset over trivialities. It is neither wise nor sensible to allow your mind to be disturbed over mere trifles.
(Letters)
¤£n¬°º¾¸H¨Æ·Ð´o¡A¦]¬°®e³\¦Û¤vªº«ä·Q¨üº¾¨Æ¤zÂZ¬O«D±`¤£´¼ªº¡C
(®Ñ²) |
163 |
Peace
©M¥ |
If you seek God and not consolation, you will find peace of mind.
(Letters)
Y§A¬O¯u¤ß´M¨D¤Ñ¥D¡A¤£¥u¬O§Æ±æ±o¨ì¦w¼¢¡A§A±N¥i¨É¤ß¤¤ªº©M¥¡C
(®Ñ²) |
164 |
Peace
©M¥ |
If you cannot pray, tell God that you cannot and then remain at peace. He will not ask you to do the impossible.
(Letters)
YµLªk¬èë¡A½Ð§i¶D¤Ñ¥D¡A¨Ã«O«ù¤º¤ßªº¥ÀR¡C¤W¥D¤£·|±j¤H©ÒÃø¡C
(®Ñ²) |
165 |
Perseverance
°í¼Ý |
I shall not fail to pray to God that He may grant you perseverance to the end of your days.
(Letters)
§Ú·|¬è¨D¤Ñ¤÷¡A¨C¤Ñ½ç§A°í¼Ýªººë¯«¡C
(®Ñ²) |
166 |
Piety
°@¸Û |
I am upset that you must have so much contact with the world. It is easy for me to see that because of this your piety has diminished.
(Letters)
§A±µÄ²¥@¤Wªºª«½è¤Ó¦h¡A³o¥O§Ú¥¢±æ¡C§Ú«Ü®e©ö¬Ý¥X¡A¨º¬O¦]¬°§Aªº°@¸Û¤ß¤w´î¤Ö¤F¡C
(®Ñ²) |
167 |
Piety
°@¸Û |
You should pray much for your students to obtain for them the gift of piety, something God alone can give them.
(MSF)
§AÀ³¦h¬°¾Ç¥Í¬èë¡A¨Ï¥L̳£±o¨ì¥u¦³¤Ñ¥D¤~¯à½çµ¹¥L̪º°@¸Û¤ß¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
168 |
Piety
°@¸Û |
In your work do you prefer the task of inspiring piety in the children above everything else, no matter what?
(MSF)
¦b§Aªº¤u§@¤¤¡A§A¬O§_±N±Òµo¨àµ£ªº°@¸Û¤ß©ñ¦b²Ä¤@¦ì?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
169 |
Pleasing God
¨ú®®¤Ñ¥D |
Strive after the example of your divine master to want only what God wants, when he wants it, and in the way he wants it.
(MSF)
ºòÀHµÛ§A¯«¸tªº¥D¤H¦Ó§V¤O¡A¥h°l¨D¤Ñ¥D©Ò°l¨DªºªF¦è¡A¨Ã®É¨è¸òÀHÍ¢°l¨Dªº¤è¦¡¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
170 |
Pleasing God
¨ú®®¤Ñ¥D |
I adore in all things the will of God in my regard.
(Last Words)
§Ú·q«¤Ñ¥D©Ò°µªº¤@¤Á¨Æ±¡¡C
(³Ì«á¿ò¨¥) |
171 |
Politeness
§»ª |
It is very rude to speak of yourself all the time, comparing your behavior with that of others.
(CP)
¥uÅUÁ¿¦Û¤v¤Î±`®³¦Û¤v»P¤H¤ñ¸û¡A³£¬O²Ê¾|µL§ªº¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
172 |
Politeness
§»ª |
There must be genuine courtesy toward lay people and great patience with your students.
(Letters)
¹ï«D±Ð®{§ÚÌnÅã¥Ü¥X¯u¥¿ªºÂ§»ª¡A¹ï¾Ç¥Í«hn¦³·¥¤jªº@©Ê¡C
(®Ñ²) |
173 |
Politeness
§»ª |
It is most impolite for you to scowl at anyone.
(CP)
¹ï¥ô¦ó¤H±ÅS·Y¦â³£¬OµL§ªº¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
174 |
Politeness
§»ª |
Be sure to be warmly affable toward everyone, to speak and to answer everyone with great gentleness and respect.
(Letters)
§A¥²¶·©êµÛ©Mħ¥i¿ËªººA«×¹ï«Ý©Ò¦³¤H¡A»¡¸Ü¤Î¦^µª°ÝÃD®É¤]¶·±l±l¦³Â§¡C
(®Ñ²) |
175 |
Politeness
§»ª |
When speaking, do not let anything harsh, bitter or disdainful creep into your voice, no matter to whom you are speaking.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
176 |
Politeness
§»ª |
You must never insult anybody, and you are never permitted to say or do anything that might lead to such conduct.
(CP)
§A¤£¯à«V°d§O¤H¡A¤]¤£¯à»¡¥ô¦ó¸Ü©Î°µ¥ô¦ó¨Æ¥HP¥L¤H»X²Û¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
177 |
Politeness
§»ª |
You should not refer to obvious defects or blemishes on a person¡¦s face.
(CP)
¤p¤ß¤£¯à¥Í®ð©Î¥H°d½|ªººA«×¨Ó±j¢¥L¤H±µ¨ü¦Û¤vªº·N¨£¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
178 |
Politeness
§»ª |
It is not at all courteous for you to play the hypocrite with anybody.
(CP)
¹ï¥ô¦ó¤H§@µê¥Î°²³£¬OµL§ªº¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
179 |
Politeness
§»ª |
You should not laugh when someone says something improper or inappropriate.
(CP)
´Nºâ¤HÌ»¡¤F¤£«ê·íªº»¡¸Ü¡A§A¥ç¤£¥i¨ú¯º¥L¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
180 |
Politeness
§»ª |
Never rebuff anyone; that gives very bad example. On the contrary, speak politely, which is altogether in keeping with the Spirit of God.
(Letters)
¥Ã¤£¯àÂ_µM©Úµ´¥L¤H¡A³o¬OÓ«ÜÃaªººA«×¡C¬Û¤Ï¡A§ÚÌÀ³¥H¤Íµ½ªººA«×»¡¸Ü¡A¤ßÆFn±`»P¥D¦P¦b¡C
(®Ñ²) |
181 |
Politeness
§»ª |
If you have to refuse some request, make sure that your refusal does not cause unhappiness.
(Letters)
¦b§A©Úµ´§O¤Hªºn¨D«e¡A¥ý½T©w¤£·|Åý¥L¤H·P¨ì¤£§Ö¡C
(®Ñ²) |
182 |
Poor people
³h§xªÌ |
Jesus Christ will look upon the good you do to the poor as done to himself.
(MSF)
¥DC¿q°ò·þ·|±N§A¬°½a¤H©Ò§@ªºµ½¨Æ¡Aµø§@¬°Í¢¦Ó‹Ç°µ¤@¼Ë¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
183 |
Poor people
³h§xªÌ |
You are required by your work to love the poor. Look upon them as images of Jesus Christ.
(MSF)
§A¥²¶·¥h·R½a§xªº¤H¡A¨Ãµø¥L̦p¥DC¿q°ò·þ¯ë¬Ý«Ý¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
184 |
Praise
ÆgÅA |
Do not praise persons too far above their real merits.
(CP)
ÆgÅA¥L¤H®É¡A¤Á°O¤£¥i¹LÅA¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
185 |
Prayer
ë§i |
Idleness is to be avoided, but at the same time you must not hamper yourself with too many acts in prayers.
(Letters)
¤£n«å´k¡A¦ý¦P®É§Ḁ礣¥i¦bë§i®É§@¤Ó¦h°Ê§@¦Ó§«Ãª¦Û¤v¡C
(®Ñ²) |
186 |
Prayer
ë§i |
If you love God, prayer will be the food of your soul.
(MSF)
Y§A·R¤Ñ¥D¡Aë§i±N¦¨¬°§AÆF»îªº¹Â³¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
187 |
Prayer
ë§i |
We learn to speak to God only by listening to Him.
(MSF)
¥Î¤ß²âÅ¥¤Ñ¥Dªº¤H¡A´N¤w¾ÇÀ´©M¤Ñ¥D»¡¸Ü¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
188 |
Prayer
ë§i |
You will give me great pleasure if you also pray for me.
(Letters)
¦p§A¯à¬°§Úë§i¡A§A±N±aµ¹§Ú·¥¤jªº³ß®®¡C
(®Ñ²) |
189 |
Prayer
ë§i |
Prayer is the mainstay of your spiritual life, would you want to neglect it?
(Letters)
¬èë¬O§AÆFץͬ¡ªº¥Dn¤ä¬W¡A§A«ç¯à§Ñ°O©O¡H
(®Ñ²) |
190 |
Prayer
ë§i |
The reason that you are experiencing apathy during prayer is that you are too concerned about external things and you talk too much.
(Letters)
§A¹ïë§i·P¨ì¨S¦³¿³½ì¤Î¦b¬èë®É¤À¤ßªºì¦]¡A¬O¦]¬°§A¤Ó¦b·N¥~¬Éªº¨Æª«¥H¤Î»¡±o¤Ó¦h¤F¡C
(®Ñ²) |
191 |
Prayer
ë§i |
Prayer is to be preferred to everything.
(Letters)
ë§i¤ñ¥ô¦ó¨Æ³£«n¡C
(®Ñ²) |
192 |
Prayer
ë§i |
Perhaps you do not really want what you are praying for; you pray only with your mouth and merely utter so many words.
(Coll)
¤]³\§A¤£¬O¯uªº¬°§A·Q±o¨ìªºªF¦è¦Óë§i; §AªºÃ«§i¥u¬O¶¶¤f¶}ªe¦Ó¤w¡C
(¤å¶°) |
193 |
Prayer
ë§i |
When you pray, let it be with such deep humility that God will not be able to refuse you.
(DC)
·í§A¬èë®É¡A¥²¶·¤ß¦sÁ¾»¹¡F³o¼Ë¤Ñ¥D¤~¤£·|©Úµ´§A¡C
(°ò·þ®{ªº³d¥ô) |
194 |
Prayer
ë§i |
In periods of dryness and darkness when you feel no attraction, remain constantly faithful to prayer.
(Letter)
·í§A·P¨ì¬\Àê©M§x´bªº®ÉÔ¡A§A¥²¶·Ä~Äòë§i¡C
(®Ñ²) |
195 |
Prayer
ë§i |
Pray often for me; I am in great need of your prayers. I will also pray for you and will try to help you in every way I can.
(Letters)
±`¬°§Ú¬èë; §Ú·¥»Ýn§A̪ºÃ«§i¡C§Ú¤]·|¬°§A¦Ó¬èë¡A¨ÃºÜºÉ©Ò¯à¨ÓÀ°§U§AÌ¡C
(®Ñ²) |
196 |
Prayer
ë§i |
Don¡¦t dwell on thoughts about your class work during the time for prayer. Everything at its proper time.
(Letters)
¦b¬è몺®ÉÔ¡A¤£n¦Ñ¬O·QµÛ½Ò°ó¤u§@¡C©Ò¦³¨Æ±¡³£·|¦b¦X¾Aªº®ÉÔµo¥Í¡C
(®Ñ²) |
197 |
Prayer
ë§i |
I shall pray to God and have many others offer prayers for you and your needs.
(Letters)
§Ú·|¬è¨D¤Ñ¥D¡AÅý§ó¦h¤H¬°§Aªº»Ýn¦Ó¬èë¡C
(®Ñ²) |
198 |
Prayer
ë§i
|
Prayer draws down the grace of God and keeps temptation away.
(MSF)
ë§i·|±a¨Ó¤Ñ¥Dªº®¦½ç¤Î¨Ï§A»·Â÷»¤´b¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
199 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
It is better for me to be tempted and harassed by the devil than to sin in the presence of God.
(MP)
§Ú´Nºâ³QÅ]°»¤´b¤Î§é¿i¡A¤]¤£·Q¦b¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b¤¤¥Ç¿ù¡C
(Àq붰) |
200 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
The remembrance of the presence of God will be a great advantage in helping you and in inspiring you to do all your actions well.
(Letters)
ºò°OµÛ¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b¡AÍ¢·|À°§U¤Î±Òµo§A°µ¦n¨Æ±¡¡C
(®Ñ²) |
201 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
All you need and all God wants of you is that you remain in His presence.
(Letters)
§A°ß¤@n°µ¤Î¤Ñ¥D°ß¤@´÷±æ§A¯à°µ¨ìªº¡A´N¬OÄ~Äò¯d¦bÍ¢ªº¨®Ç¡C
(®Ñ²) |
202 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
It is a matter of great consequence not to lose sight of God in your work.
(MSF)
¦b¤u§@¤¤¡A¯à®É¨è¤£Â÷¶}¤Ñ¥D¡A¬O·¥¬°«n¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
203 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
It is only right that God, who reigns in my heart, should be the master of all that takes place within it.
(MP)
°ß¤@³Ì¥¿½Tªº¨Æ¡A´N¬OÅý¤Ñ¥D¬¡¦b§Ṳ́ߤ¤¡A§@§Ṳ́ߤ¤ªº¥D¤H¡C
(Àq붰) |
204 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
We must ensure that our minds remain filled with the thought of God¡¦s presence.
(MP)
§ÚÌn®É¨èªÖ©w¡A¤Ñ¥D¬O±`¬¡¦b§Ú̪º¤ß¤¤¡C
(Àq붰) |
205 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
Never let yourself be wrongly persuaded that God has abandoned you.
(Letters)
¤Á¤Å¤£n¬Û«H¤Ñ¥D¤w©ñ±ó¤F§A¦Ó¦Û¼É¦Û±ó¡C
(®Ñ²) |
206 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
Sometimes, it seems our Lord is asleep, but then He awakens and sets us on our way.
(Letters)
¦³¨Ç®ÉÔ¡A§Ú̳£¥H¬°¤Ñ¥DºÎµÛ¤F¡A¦ýÍ¢«Ü§Ö«K¿ô¹L¨Ó¨Ã¤Þ»â§Ų́«¤W¥¿½Tªº¹D¸ô¡C
(®Ñ²) |
207 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
In all matters I advise you to act as being in the presence of God and not to please others.
(Letters)
µL½×¦b¥ô¦ó±¡ªp¡A§Ú©¾§i§An±`¬¡¦b¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b¤¤¡A¤£n¥uÅU¨ú®®¥L¤H¡C
(®Ñ²) |
208 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
Often recollect yourself in order to renew and strengthen in your mind the remembrance of the presence of God.
(Letter )
n±`±`¦Û§Ú¤Ï¬Ù¡A¾d©T¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b³oÓ«H©À¡C
(®Ñ²) |
209 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b
|
We can be attentive to God¡¦s presence even in the most distracting surroundings, whether we are walking about or remaining in one place.
(MP)
§Y¨Ï¦b¨«¸ô¡A©Î¨³B¦ó¤è¡A©Î¦bª`·N¤O³Ì¤À´²ªº®ÉÔ¡A§Ṳ́]n¯d·NµÛ¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b¡C
(Àq붰) |
210 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b
|
You are real angels sent by God to prepare a path for him, so that he can enter your own hearts and those of your disciples.
(MSF)
§A̬O¯u¥¿¥Ñ¤Ñ¥D®t»º¨Óªº¤Ñ¨Ï¡A¬°Í¢·Ç³Æ¹D¸ô¡A¥H«KÍ¢¯à¨«¶i§A̤ΫH®{ªº¤º¤ß¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
211 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
Do you do everything as being done in God¡¦s presence?
(MSF)
§A̬O§_°µ¥ô¦ó¨Æ±¡¡A¤]¦p¦b¤Ñ¥Dªº¨£ÃÒ¤U¦Ó§@ªº?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
212 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
Since God is present everywhere, have you adored him everywhere?
(MSF)
¦]¤Ñ¥DµL³B¤£¦b¡A§A̬O§_¦b¥ô¦ó¦a¤è¤]³£·R¼}Í¢?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
213 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
We offend God dwelling in us when we use our senses for evil purposes.
(MP)
§ÚÌY¥Î§Ú̪º¨}ª¾¥h§@¥Øªº¨¸´cªº¨Æ¡A´N¬O«_¥Ç¤F¤Ñ¥D¡C
(Àq붰) |
214 |
Presence of God
¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b |
Is it not the greatest advantage we can enjoy in this world to have God dwelling in us.
(MP)
¯à°÷¦³¤Ñ¥D¬¡¦b§Ṳ́ߤ¤¡A¥i¬O§Ú̳ÌÀu³Ó¤§³B¡C
(Àq붰) |
215 |
Pride
ź¶Æ |
Do not imitate the Pharisee who instead of praying to God thought only of praising and congratulating himself.
(MSF)
¤£n¥é®Ä¨º¨Çªk§QÁɤH¡A¥L̤£¦V¤Ñ¥Dë§i¡A«o¥uÅU¦Û§j¦Û¾Ý¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
216 |
Pride
ź¶Æ |
My God, what a dreadful misfortune it is to be proud, for you resist such people.
(MP)
§Ú̪º¤Ñ¥D¡Aź¶Æ¬O¦óµ¥¥i©Èªº¦æ¬°¡A?¬O¤£·|±µ¨üź¶Æªº¤H¡C
(®Ñ²) |
217 |
Pride
ź¶Æ |
There are some people who seem to glory in bragging about their sins.
(CP)
¦³¨Ç¤H·|¬°¦Û¤v©Ò¥Çªº¸o¹L¦Ó¦Û¸Ø¡C
(°ò·þ®{ªºÂ§»ö) |
218 |
Pride
ź¶Æ |
It is against decorum to make certain gestures which show you are conceited.
(CP)
¥ô¦ó·|¨Ï¥L¤H¥H¬°§A¦Ûtªº«º¶Õ¡A³£¬O¦³¥¢¦Û´Lªº¤Î¤£¥i±µ¨üªº¡C
(°ò·þ®{ªºÂ§»ö) |
219 |
Pride
ź¶Æ |
You should be most careful not to speak so haughtily, as you tell me you sometimes do. The Spirit of God does not allow that sort of talk.
(Letters)
§A¤£n³k°ª®ð´¦a»¡¸Ü¡A¸tÆFµ´¤£®e³\³oºØ»¡¸ÜªººA«×¡C
(®Ñ²) |
220 |
Priority
Àu¦¸ |
Your spiritual exercises and your school require all your care.
(Letters)
§AÆFתºÁë½m©M§Aªº¾Ç®Õ³£»Ýn§AªºÃöª`¡C
(®Ñ²) |
221 |
Prudence
¼f·V |
To speak prudently you must consider whether it is the perfect time for speaking or for remaining silent.
(CP)
»¡¸Ü®É¥²¶·¼f·V¡A¤@©wn¦Ò¼{µo¨¥ªº®É¾÷¬O§_¾A·í¡A¦³®É«O«ù½pÀq·|§ó¦n¡C
(°ò·þ®{ªºÂ§»ö) |
222 |
Prudence
¼f·V |
It is prudent when someone is using insulting language not to reply in kind.
(CP)
·í¦³¤H¥Î«V°d©Êªº»¡¸Ü®É¡A¤£¥i¥Î¦P¼Ëªº»¡¸Ü¦^À³¡A³o¤~¬O¼f·Vªº°µªk¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
223 |
Prudence
¼f·V
|
You must be particularly circumspect in your words when someone has entrusted you with a secret.
(CP)
Y¦³¤H«H¥ô§A¯à´À¥L¦u¯µ±K¡A§A´N¤@©wn¨¥¦æ¼f·V¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
224 |
Providence
¤Ñ¦ö |
Throw yourself into God¡¦s arms; He is your Father and He will carry you when the road is rough.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
225 |
Providence
¤Ñ¦ö |
Do not have any anxieties about the future, but leave everything in God¡¦s hands, for He will take care of you.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
226 |
Providence
¤Ñ¦ö |
When a person abandons himself to the Providence of God, it is like a man who puts himself out to the high sea without either sails or oars.
(MSF)
·í¤@Ó¤HÂ÷±ó¤F¤Ñ¥D¡A´N¦n¹³¼Z¶i¤j®ü¤¤¥¢¥h¨Ì¾a¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
227 |
Purity
¯Â¼ä
|
Be on guard not to sing indecent songs which glorify loose living.
(CP)
nĵ±§¤£nµú°Û¨º¨Ç±À±RÁSÄê¥Í¬¡¡B¦³¶Ë·¤Æªººq¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
228 |
Purity
¯Â¼ä
|
Have a great horror for anything that even remotely suggests impurity.
(CP)
¹ï©ó¥ô¦ó·|¤Þ°_¤£¯Â«ä·Qªº¨Æ¡A³£n¤ß¦s¬ÈÄß¡A·q¦Ó»·¤§¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
229 |
Purity
¯Â¼ä
|
One of the best ways to acquire and preserve chastity is to flee from the first assaults of the demon of impurity.
(MSF)
Àò±o©M«O¦ss¼äªº¨ä¤¤¤@ºØ³Ì¦n¤èªk¡A´N¬OÁ׶}´cÅ]ªºÅ§À»¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
230 |
Purity
¯Â¼ä
|
Temperance helps a great deal to preserve purity.
(MSF)
¦Û¨î¹ï«O«ù¯Â¼ä¦³«¤jÀ°§U¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
231 |
Purity
¯Â¼ä
|
Since the Most Blessed Virgin possessed the virtue of purity in all its perfection, she can help us very much to preserve it.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
232 |
Reading
¾\Ū |
Do not read hurriedly to get through a book quickly. Stop from time to time to relish your reading.
(Coll)
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(¤å¶°) |
233 |
Recreation
¹CÀ¸ |
It is entirely contrary to propriety to cheat in a game.
(CP)
¦b¹CÀ¸©Î¤ñÁɤ¤§@¹ú¡A¬O§¹¥þ¤£·íªº¦æ¬°¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
234 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
Every Christian should show honour and respect to all others, considering them as children of God.
(CP)
°ò·þ®{À³¸Óµø©Ò¦³¤H³£¬O¤Ñ¥Dªº«Äµ£¡A¹ï¥LÌ¥²¶·´L«©M®¥·q¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
235 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
You are never allowed to amuse yourself at the expense of others.
(CP)
§A¥Ã¤£¥i¨ú¯º¥L¤H¦Ó¦Û®T¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
236 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
You must never insult anybody.
(CP)
§Aµ´¤£¥i¥ô·N«V°d¥L¤H¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
237 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
It is not by scolding, murmuring, complaining or quarrelling that we show our love and union.
(MSF)
§Ú̪º¤Í·R©M¹Îµ²¡A¤£¬O³z¹Lº©½|¡B¨p»y¡B©ê«è©M§n¾x¦ÓÅã¥Ü¥X¨Óªº¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
238 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
It is exceedingly rude to speak of yourself all the time.
(CP)
¥uÅU¦Û§j¦Û¾Ýªº¤H¡A¬O·¥¬°²Ê¾|µL§¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
239 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y
|
You should never blame others or ridicule what they have said.
(CP)
§A¥Ã¤£¥i³d³Æ¥L¤H©Î¼J¿Ø¥L¤Hªº»¡¸Ü¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
240 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
Never comment on the faults or behaviour of your brothers.
(Letters)
¤£¥i§åµû§A§Ì¥Sªº¹L¥¢©M¦æ¬°¡C
(®Ñ²) |
241 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
It is very rude to be forever finding fault with what others do. If you do not wish to say anything good about them, you should say nothing.
(CP)
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(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
242 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y |
When you hear someone spoken ill of, try to excuse his defects and say something good about him.
(CP)
´NºâÅ¥¨ì¦³¤H¤f¥X¨g¨¥¡A¹Á¸Õì½Ì¥Lªº¹L¥¢¤Î´À¥L»¡¨Ç¦n¸Ü¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
243 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y
|
It is not permissible to make fun of a person because of his natural or involuntary handicaps.
(CP)
¤£¥i¨ú¯º¥L¤Hªº¨Åé¤Wªº¯Ê³´¡A³oºØ¦æ¬°¬Oµ´¤£®e³\ªº¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
245 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y
|
Dislike for our neighbour and resentment for wrongs done to us prevent our thoughts from reaching God.
(Letters)
°Q¹½¾F¤H©M®É±`¦]¤H̹ï¦Û¤v©Ò§@ªº¿ù¨Æ¦Ó¤ß¦s¼«´n¡A³£¦³Ãª§Ú̪º«ä·Q±µªñ¤Ñ¥D¡C
(®Ñ²) |
246 |
Relationships
Ãö«Y
|
Compliments should be given without flattery.
(CP)
ºÙÆg¥L¤H®É¡A¤£¥i¥Î®¥ºûªº¸Ü¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
247 |
Religion
©v±Ð |
Without a horror for sin and the spirit of religion your soul will be like a city without walls and fortifications, always open to the attacks of your enemies.
(MSF)
·í§A¹ï¸oª¹¤£·P¨ì®£Äß©M·P¨ì¸tÆF¤£¦b®Çªº®ÉÔ¡A§AªºÆF»î´N¦n¤ñ¨S¦³«°Àð©M³]¨¾ªº«°¥«¡A¤£°±¦a¨ü¼Ä¤Hªº§ðÀ»¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
248 |
Respect
´L« |
The respect you should have for others requires that you never take pleasure in anything that might cause pain to anybody.
(CP)
¹ï§O¤HÀ³¦³ªº´L«¡A¬On¨D§A§O±N¦Û¤vªº§Ö¼Ö«Ø¿v¦b§O¤HªºµhW¤W¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
249 |
Respect
´L« |
Making fun of somebody over a defect or weakness or mimicking him by gesture is entirely unworthy of a well-educated person.
(CP)
ª±§Ë¦³¯Ê¾Ñªº¤H©Î¬O¥Î¤â¶Õ§@§Ë¤H¡A¬O§¹¥þ¤£¬O¨ü¹L±Ð¨|ªº¤H©Ò¬°¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
250 |
Respect
´L« |
The church is one place where you should be very neat and clean out of the respect you have towards God.
(CP)
±Ð°ó¬O¤@Ó§AÀ³¸Ó¬ï±o¾ã»ô©M°®²bªº¦a¤è¡A³o¬O¥X¦Û§A¹ï¤Ñ¥Dªº´L·q¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
251 |
Respect
´L« |
Show great respect not only to your Brothers but towards people generally.
(Letters)
¹ï¥ô¦ó¤H¡AµL½×¬O§_§Aªº¥S§Ì¡A³£nÅã¥Ü¥X³Ì°ªªº·q·N¡C
(®Ñ²) |
252 |
Respect
´L« |
Just as we would be ashamed to say something or do anything that might displease a person we respect, how much more should we fear to offend God.
(MP)
¦]»¡¿ù¸Ü©Î°µ¿ù¨Æ¦Ó¤ÞP©Ò´L«ªº¤H¤£°ª¿³¡A§ÚÌ·P¨ì²Û®¢¡A¨º»ò§ÚÌ«_¥Ç¤Ñ¥D´N¸Ó§ó·P¨ì®£Äß¡C
(Àqë) |
253 |
Rest
§@®§ |
We must not go faster or at a different pace to what God wants of us, and we must rest when He wishes it.
(Letters)
¤£n¨«¶W¶V¤Ñ¥Dn¨D§Ú̪º¨B¥ï¡C·í¤Ñ¥Dn§Ú̥𮧮ɡA§ÚÌ´N¥²¶·³o¼Ë°µ
(®Ñ²) |
254 |
Rest
§@®§ |
It is quite right to take a little rest from time to time. Both body and mind need this.
(CP)
¾A¶qªº¥ð®§¬O«ê·íªº¡A¦]¬°¨Åé©Mºë¯«³£»Ýn¥ð®§¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
255 |
Routine
³W«ß |
Take great care against routine in your actions.
(Letters)
¤p¤ß¤£n¾¥¦u¦¨³W¡C
(®Ñ²) |
256 |
Scripture
¸g¤å |
Nourish your soul daily with the holy truth contained in this wonderful book. (The Gospels)
(MSF)
¨C¤Ñ¥Î¸t¸gùتº¨Æ¹ê¥h´þ¾i§AªºÆF»î¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
257 |
Scripture
¸g¤å |
If you wish to be filled with the mind of God, make the sacred books of Scriptures your special study.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
258 |
Scripture
¸g¤å |
The Brothers shall have a most profound respect for the Holy Scriptures and pass no day without reading some of the New Testament.
(Rule of 1718)
פhÌ´L±R¸t¸g¡A¨Ã¤é´_¤é¦a¾\Ū·s¬ù¡C
(1718¦~פh³W±ø) |
259 |
Scripture
¸g¤å |
Let your ears be always open and attentive to God¡¦s word; learn to speak little and to speak only with wisdom.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
260 |
Scripture
¸g¤å |
Read Scripture frequently and often meditate on the words to encourage yourself to do what is right.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
261 |
Scriptures
¸g¤å |
How powerful the word of God is to touch hearts.
(MSF)
¤Ñ¥Dªº»¡¸Ü¡A¬OIJ°Ê¤ßÆFªº³Ì¦³«Â¤Oªº¤u¨ã¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
262 |
Self-control
§J¤v |
When you tell your pupils to be self-controlled, are you the first to act that way?
(MSF)
·í§A±Ð¾É§Aªº¾Ç¥Ín¦Û¨î®É¡A¨º§A¦Û¤v¬O§_²Ä¤@Ó¥h°µ©O?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
263 |
Self Control
§J¤v
|
Fast with your eyes, your tongue and your heart.
(MSF)
n§J¨î§Aªº²´·ú¡B¦ÞÀY©M§Aªº¤ß¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
264 |
Self-Control
§J¤v
|
It is very wrong to let yourself be carried away by every idea that comes into your head.
(Letters)
Åý¦Û¤v¦]Âø©À¦Ó¤À¤ß¬O¿ù»~ªº¡C
(®Ñ²) |
265 |
Self-control
§J¤v |
Control your tongue; such self-control will make it easy for you to remember the presence of God.
(MSF)
·V©ó¨¥»y¡A³o¼Ëªº¦Û¨î¯à¤O±N¥O§A§ó®e©ö°O°_¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
266 |
Self-pity
¦Û¼¦ |
You are in God¡¦s presence; that is more than enough for you. Do not give way to self-pity, but rather fear that and distrust it.
(Letters)
¤W¥D»P§A±`¦b; ³o¤w¬O°÷¤F¡C¤£n¦Û¼¦¡AÄߩȤΤ£¬Û«H¤Ñ¥DªºÁ{¦b¡C
(®Ñ²) |
267 |
Sensitivity
±Ó·P |
Charity requires that you show regret over what causes suffering to others and that you rejoice over what is pleasant for them.
(CP)
¤¯·R´N¬O·í§A¥O¥L¤H¨üW¦Ó·P¨ì®¬ª¹¡A¤Î·í§A¨Ï¤H´r§Ö¦Ó·P¨ìÅwªY¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
268 |
Seriousness
»{¯u |
Take care to be always serious in class; the good order of the school depends a great deal on that.
(Letters)
¾Ç®Õªº¨}¦n¬ö«ß¡A¹ê¦³¿à©ó¤W½Ò®Éªº»{¯uºA«×¡C
(®Ñ²) |
269 |
Seriousness
»{¯u |
The seriousness demanded of teachers does not consist in having a severe aspect, in getting angry, or in saying harsh words.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
270 |
Service
ªA°È |
Help me to make use of my whole body, of my whole being, and all other creatures only for Your service.
(MP)
½ÐÀ°§Ú¯à¦n¦n¹B¥Î§Ú¾ãÓ¨Åé¤Î¤ßÆF¡A©M©Ò¦³¨ü³yª«¥h©^¦æ§Aªº·N¦®¡A¬°§AªA°È¡C
(Àqë) |
271 |
Silence
ÀRÀq |
It is great wisdom to know how to keep silence when the occasion requires it.
(Letters)
À´±o¦b¾A·í®ÉÔ«O«ù½eÀq¬O¤@ºØ¤j´¼¼z¡C
(®Ñ²) |
272 |
Silence
ÀRÀq |
The more completely silence is kept in your school, the more order there will be. For this reason, see that silence is kept.
(Letters)
§Aªº¾Ç®Õ·U¬O¦wÀR¡A´NÅã±o·U¦³¬ö«ß¡C¦]¦¹¡Aµø«O«ù¦wÀR¬O¥²¶·¡C
(®Ñ²) |
273 |
Simplicity
²¼ä |
When you speak, do so in a simple and unaffected manner, without trying to improve what others say.
(Coll)
·í§A»¡¸Ü®É¡An¥H¤@ºØ²³æ©M¤£°µ§@ªººA«×¥hÁ¿¡A¤£n¹Á¸Õ×¥¿§O¤Hªº¸Ü¡C
(¤å¶°) |
274 |
Sin
¸oÄ^ |
Often urge your pupils to avoid sin with as much speed as they would flee the presence of a snake.
(MTR)
n®É±`·þ«P§Aªº¾Ç¥Í»·Â÷¸o´c¡A¥¿¦p¥L̬ݨì³D«á¡AºÉ§Ö°k©b¤@¼Ë¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
275 |
Sin
¸oÄ^ |
Lord, do not permit me to be so heartless as to love sin any longer for it cost you so much to destroy it.
(MP)
¤W¥D¡A¤£n®e³\§Ú¦AÄ~Äò¦p¦¹µLª¾¦a¥h·R¸o¡A¦]¥¦¨Ï§An°µ³\¦h¨Æ¥h?·À¥¦¡C
(Àqë) |
276 |
Sing
ºq»w |
You should sing psalms and hymns with all your heart because they contain the praises of God.
(CP)
§A¸Ó¥þ¤ß¥þ·N¥h°Û¸t¸Ö©M¸tºq¡A¦]¥¦Ì¦³µÛ¹ï¥DªºÆg¬ü¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
277 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê
|
It is God who inspires and encourages me to do good when I feel cowardly or tepid.
(MP)
¨C·í§Ú©ÄÀ¶©Î·N¿³Áñ¬Àªº®ÉÔ¡A¬O¤Ñ¥D¤Þ»â©M¹ªÀy§Ú¦Vµ½¡C
(Àq붰) |
278 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
You must turn to God and work hard at your salvation.
(Letters)
¬°¤F§Aªº±ÏÅ«¡A§A¥²¶·§V¤O¤Î¥þ¤ß¦V¥D¡C
(®Ñ²) |
279 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
Take pains to please God in all you do.
(Letters)
µL½×«ç¼ËÁ}W¡A³£n¬°¨ú®®¤Ñ¤÷¦Ó§V¤O¤£¾Ó¡C
(®Ñ²) |
280 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
I prefer to be poor in union with you my God, rather than to be rich without You.
(MP)
¤Ñ¤÷¡A¯à»P?¤@°_¡A§Ú¹çÄ@¹L³h§xªº¥Í¬¡¡A¤]¤£Ä@¥Í¬¡Â׸ΡA«o¥¢¥h¤F?¡C
(Àq·Q¶°) |
281 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
My divine Master, you do not command me to learn from you how to work miracles.
(MP)
¯«¸tªº¤Ñ¥D¡A?¬°¦ó¤£®t¨Ï§Ú¾Ç?«ç¼Ë¦æ¯«ÂÝ¡H
(Àq·Q¶°) |
282 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
I think that you trouble yourself too much over what is merely external.
(Letters)
§Ú»{¬°§A¦]¤Ó¦h¥~¦bªºº¾¨Æ¦Ó¥O¦Û¤v·Ð´o¡C
(®Ñ²) |
283 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
Have no other desire than to please God.
(Letters)
µL½×§@¤°»ò¡A³£¬On¬°¨ú®®¤Ñ¤÷¦Ó§@ªº¡C
(®Ñ²) |
284 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
How often have I exposed myself to losing my soul for the sake of some fleeting pleasure, some ridiculous honour?
(MP)
¦³¦h¤Ö¦¸§Ú¬°¤F¤ù¨èªºÅw´r¤Î¯îÂÕªº¦WÁn¦ÓÀI¨Ç°g¥¢¤F¦Û¤vªºÆF»î¡H
(Àq·Q¶°) |
285 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
It seems that your love for God is very weak. If you don¡¦t remedy this state of affairs, you are going to lose yourself.
(Letters)
¬Ý¨Ó§A¹ï¤Ñ¥Dªº·R¤Q¤ÀÁ¡®z¡AY§A¦A¤£§@¥X¸É±Ï¡A§A±N°g¥¢¦Û¤v¡C
(®Ñ²) |
286 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
Let me not desire anything but the kingdom and justice of God.
(MP)
Åý§Ú¤£¥Î¬è¨D¤°»ò¡A°£¤F¤Ñ°ê©M¤Ñ¥Dªº¤½¸q¡C
(Àq·Q¶°) |
287 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
Do not become too accustomed to the worldly spirit and manners.
(Letters)
¤£n¤Ó²ßºD©ó¥@«Uªººë¯«©MºA«×¡C
(®Ñ²) |
288 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê |
Jesus Christ is like the sun, which not only gives plants the power to produce but also gives to their fruits goodness and perfection.
(MP)
C¿q°ò·þ´N¹³¤Ó¶§¤@¼Ë¡A¤£³æ¯à´£¨Ñ¯à¶q¨Ï´Óª«¥Íªø¡A¤]¨Ï¥¦Ì¯àµ²¥X§¹¬üªºªG¹ê¡C
(Àq·Q¶°) |
289 |
Spirituality
ÆF©Ê
|
We didn¡¦t enter the religious life to bargain with anyone. We are not to make any conditions.
(Letter)
µL½×¥ô¦ó±¡ªp¤U¡A§ÚÌÄm¨©v±Ð¥Í¬¡³£¤£¥i¥H°Q»ùÁÙ»ù¡C
(®Ñ²) |
290 |
Straightforward
²vª½
|
When you speak, do so in a simple unaffected manner, without trying to improve what others say.
(Coll)
»¡¸Ü®Én¨¥Â²·N¸ð¡A§ó¤£n¥H¬°¦Û¤v¤@©w¥i¥H»¡±o¤ñ¥L¤H¦n¡C
(¤å¶°) |
291 |
Straightforward
²vª½
|
God loves openness of heart and straightforwardness.
(Coll)
¤Ñ¥D·R¯ÝÃ̼sÁï¤Î²vª½ªº¤H¡C
(¤å¶°) |
292 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Do you teach your pupils anything you do not practise yourself?
(MSF)
§A±Ð¾É¾Ç¥Íªº¤@¤Á¡A§A¦Û¤v¯à¨Åé¤O¦æ¶Ü¡H
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
293 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Have you up to the present looked upon the salvation of your students as your personal responsibility?
(MTR)
ª½¦Ü²{¦b¡A§A±Ð¾É¾Ç¥Íªº®ÉÔ¡A¦³¨S¦³§â¾Ç¥Íªº±ÏÅ«¡A¬Ý¦¨¬°¦Û¤vªºÓ¤H³d¥ô¡H
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
294 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Look upon poor students as images of Jesus Christ.
(MSF)
nµø³h§xªº¾Ç¥Í¬°¥DC¿q°ò·þªº¤Æ¨¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q)` |
295 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
If you have for your students the firmness of a father to restrain them from misbehavior, you must also have for them the tenderness of a mother to draw them to you.
(MSF)
Y§A¦³¤÷¿Ë¯ëªºÄY¼F¥hªý¤î§Aªº¾Ç¥Í°µ¤£·í¦æ¬°¡A§A¤]»Ýn¦³¥À¿Ëªº·Å¬X¥h§l¤Þ¥LÌ¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
296 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Recognize Jesus beneath the poor rags of the children whom you have to instruct.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
297 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
The soul of each one of your pupils is infinitely dear to God.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
298 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Often ask God for the grace to touch hearts.
(MSF)
±`¬è¨D¤Ñ¥D¡A¨Ï§A¯àIJ°Ê¾Ç¥Íªº¤ßÆF¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
299 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í
|
It is a great gift of God to be entrusted with the instruction of children.
(MTR)
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(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
300 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Are you careful to keep your students away from whatever might corrupt their morals?
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
301 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Teachers must show more mildness toward some pupils, more firmness toward others. Some call for much patience and some need to be stimulated and spurred on.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
302 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
You should not only take all possible care of your students, but consecrate your life entirely to procure salvation for them.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
303 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Your duty is to make those most inclined to lead wayward lives follow the right path.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
304 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í
|
Have you been too strict, too easy-going or too familiar with your students?
(Coll)
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(¤å¶°) |
305 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
It is really disgraceful to call your students by insulting names.
(Letters)
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(®Ñ²) |
306 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
The supervisor must make the new teachers realize how important it is to love all of the children with equal charity.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
307 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Help your pupils to avoid rendering evil for evil, injury for injury, and taking revenge.
(MTR)
À°§U¾Ç¥Í©ú¥Õ¤£n¦s³ø´_¤§¤ß¡A¤£¥i¥H¤úÁÙ¤ú¡A¥H²´ÁÙ²´¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
308 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
Prefects shall strive to be loved rather than feared.
(CS)
§@¬°»â³S¥Í¡An§V¤O¨Ï¤H·q·R¡A¤£¬On¤H¬ÈÄß¡C
(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
309 |
Students
¾Ç¥Í |
If your students do not commit themselves to practise good works, their faith will be of no use to them.
(MTR)
Y§Aªº¾Ç¥Í¥¼¯à¥þ¤ß¥h§@¦n¨Æ¡A¥L̪º«H¼w±N¹ï¥L̽µL¥Î³B¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
310 |
Suffering
WÃø |
Are you as faithful to follow Jesus Christ when He causes you to suffer as when He showers you with His blessings?
(MSF)
¤£½×¥DC¿q°ò·þ½çºÖ¤©§A©Î¬OÅý§A¨üWªº®ÉÔ¡A§A¬O§_¹ïÍ¢¦P¼Ë©¾¤ß?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
311 |
Suffering
WÃø |
Willingly endure all the trials you are given, and do not be troubled by any of them.
(MSF)
n¥H°í©wªº·N§Ó¥h§Ü©Ú¦UºØ»¤´b¡A¤£n¦]¦¹¦Ó§xÂZ¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
312 |
Suffering
WÃø |
Every state of life has its own difficulties.
(Letters)
¤H¥Íªº¤£¦P¶¥¬q¡A³£¦³¤£¦PªºÃø³B¡C
(®Ñ²) |
313 |
Suffering
WÃø |
Do not be surprised if God often sends you occasions to suffer. The more he sends, the more he shows that he loves you.
(MSF)
¤£n¦]¤Ñ¥DÅý§A¨üW¦Ó·P¨ìÅå³Y¡CÍ¢·U¬OnÅý§A¨üW¡A´NÅã±oÍ¢·U¬O·R§A¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
314 |
Suffering
WÃø |
No saint has ever lived in this world without suffering and without the cross.
(MSF)
¥@¤W¨S¦³¤@Ó¸t¤H±q¨Ó¨S¨ü¹LµhW¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
315 |
Sympathy
¦P±¡¤ß |
You allow yourself to get too upset and that does you a lot of harm.
(Letters)
§A¤£À³Åý¦Û¤v¤Ó¤ß·Ð·N¶Ã¡A³o¥u·|µ¹§A±a¨Ó¶Ë®`¡C
(®Ñ²) |
316 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
Teachers gain a very special satisfaction when they see their former pupils living with justice and piety, keeping far from evil associations, and performing good deeds.
(MTR)
·í¦Ñ®v̬ݨì¾Ç¥Í³£¥H¥¿¸q¤Î°@¸Ûªº¤ß¥Í¬¡¦Ó»·Â÷¨¸´cªº®ÉÔ¡A¤ß¤¤«K·|²£¥Í¤@ºØ¿W¯Sªºº¡¨¬·P¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
317 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
Often ask God for the grace to touch hearts; this is the grace of your state.
(MSF)
±`¬è¨D¤Ñ¥D½ç¤©®¦Ãd¡A¥H±µÄ²¾Ç¥Íªº¤ßÆF; ³o´N§Aªº¸tÃd¤F¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
318 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
A teacher will not permit any student to laugh when another has not answered properly.
(CS)
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(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
319 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
Teachers will never say anything vulgar and will be careful not to speak in a dull way which could produce weariness.
(DC)
¦Ñ®v¥Ã¤£»¡¤@¨Ç²Ê«Uªº¸Ü¡A¤]nª`·N¤£n¥H¥F¨ýªº¤è¦¡±Ð±Â¡A¥H§K¨Ï¤H·P¨ì¹½Â¡C
(¤@Ó°ò·þ®{ªº³d¥ô) |
320 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
Since young children are not yet sufficiently able to understand the Gospel maxims, you must serve as visible angels for them.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
321 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
Teachers in training need to realize that they must never spoil certain students while ignoring others.
(CS)
¨ü°V¤¤ªº¦Ñ®vÌ¡Aºò°O¤£¥i°¾¤ß¡C
(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
322 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
A teacher can speak to students in a relaxed and friendly manner without being too familiar with them.
(CS)
¦Ñ®v¥i¥H¥Î¤Íµ½©M»´ÃPªººA«×©M¾Ç¥Í»¡¸Ü¡A¦ý¤Á°Oúp¥i¤ÓÀH«K¡A¥¢¥h¦Ñ®vªº¨¤À¡C
(¾Ç®ÕÀç¹B«ü°w) |
323 |
Teachers
¦Ñ®v |
You must not doubt that it is a great gift of God to be entrusted with the instruction of children.
(MTR)
²@µLºÃ°Ý¡A¯à¨ü¤Ñ¥D©Ò¥I°U¥h±Ð¾É¾Ç¥Í¡A¬O¤Ñ¥D½çµ¹§Ú̶̳Q«ªºÂ§ª«¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
324 |
Temperament
©Ê±¡ |
You should always try to be even-tempered.
(CP)
§A¥²¶·®É±`«O«ù¤ß¥®ð©M¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
325 |
Temperament
©Ê±¡ |
If your temperament is fiery and hasty, you must watch over yourself carefully.
(CP)
¦pªG§Aªº©Ê±¡¬O°¾¿E©Î¬O»´²vªº¡A§A¥²¶·n¤p¤ß¬ÝºÞ¦Û¤v¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
326 |
Temptation
»¤´b |
When temptations come, place yourself in God¡¦s hands as you would with a good father.
(Letters)
¹J¨ì»¤´b®É¡A±N¦Û¤v¥æ¨ì¤Ñ¥D¤â¤¤¡A¤×¦p§AÌʾa·O¤÷¤@¼Ë¡C
(®Ñ²) |
327 |
Temptation
»¤´b |
Be ready to meet temptation at any time, for God exercises those He loves.
(MSF)
ÀH®É·Ç³Æ±¹ï»¤´b¡A¦]¬°¤Ñ¥D·|¿i½mÍ¢©Ò·Rªº¤H¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
328 |
Temptation
»¤´b |
Attention to God¡¦s holy presence will give us strength against temptations and will deliver us from them.
(MP)
¦b¥ô¦ó¦a¤è³£nª¾¹D¤Ñ¥D¬O±`¦b§ÚÌ·í¤¤¡AÍ¢¯àµ¹¤©§ÚÌ«i®ð¥h¹ï§Ü¤Þ»¤¡A¨Ã¯à±Ð§Ú̲æÂ÷»¤´b¡C
(Àq붰) |
329 |
Temptation
»¤´b |
Impure thoughts are most subtle temptations of the devil.
(Letters)
¤£¯ÂªºÂø©À¡A¬OÅ]°³Ì¬¾¶Bªº»¤´b¡C
(®Ñ²) |
330 |
Temptation
»¤´b |
Whatever difficulty or temptation I may have, I have only to come into God¡¦s presence and I will be comforted and relieved.
(MP)
¨C·í§Ú¹J¨ì§xÃø©Î»¤´bªº®ÉÔ¡A¥un¦³¤Ñ¥D¦b®Ç¡A§Ú«K¯à±o¨ì¦w¼¢¤Î·P¨ì¦w¤ß¡C
(Àq붰) |
331 |
Temptation
»¤´b |
You must not let the temptations to impurity that you experience upset you. Try to think of something else.
(Letters )
§A¤d¸U¤£¥i¦]»¤´b¦ÓÅܱo¤£¯Â¼ä¡A¨º·|¨Ï§A·P¨ì¤ß·Ð·N¶Ã¡C¹Á¸Õ¦b³Q¤Þ»¤®É·Q·Q§Oªº¨Æ±¡¡C
(®Ñ²) |
332 |
Time
®É¶¡ |
Time is very precious.
(Letters)
®É¶¡¬O·¥¬Ã¶Qªº¡C
(®Ñ²) |
333 |
Time
®É¶¡ |
Time is precious. God will require an account of the time you have wasted.
(Letters)
®É¶¡¬O«ÜÄ_¶Qªº¡C¤Ñ¥D·|n¨D§A§â®ö¶Oªº®É¶¡µ¹¤©¦X²zªº¸ÑÄÀ¡C
(®Ñ²) |
334 |
Tolerance
¥]®e |
Put up with the faults of others and be generous in the interpretation you put on them.
(Letters)
±µ¨ü¥L¤Hªº¹L¥¢¡An¼e«p¦a©M¥L̤ÀªR¹ï¿ù¡C
(®Ñ²) |
335 |
Tolerance
¥]®e |
Is it impossible for several persons living together not to have to suffer from one another. One will have a touchy disposition, another bad manners, another¡K.
(MSF)
¤H̸s©~¤@°_®É¡Aª§°õ¬OµL¥iÁקKªº¡C¦³¨Ç¤H¬O©ö«ãªº¡A¦³¨Ç¤H«h¬OµÊ®ðÃaªº¡A¦³¨Ç¤H«h¡K¡K
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
336 |
Tolerance
¥]®e |
Be ready to make allowances for others just as we want others to make allowances for us.
(MSF)
§ÚÌn¥H¼eÃPªººA«×¹ï«Ý§O¤H¡AµS¦p§ÚÌ·Q§O¤H¼eÃP¦a¹ï«Ý§Ṳ́@¼Ë¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
337 |
Tolerance
¥]®e |
Since we should endure all things from everyone, we can no longer say: I cannot put up with this from that person; I cannot stand such a defect in this other one.
(MSF)
§ÚÌ¥²¶·±µ¨ü§O¤H©Ò°µªº¨Æ±¡¡A¦]¦¹§Ṳ́£¯à»¡¡G¡y§Ú¤£¯à®e§Ô¥L°µ³oºØ¨Æ; §Ú¤£¯à§Ô¨ü¥L³oӯʾѡC¡z
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
338 |
Truth
¯u²z
|
You should never say anything false.
(CP)
§Aµ´¤£¥i»¡°²¸Ü¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
339 |
Truth
¯u²z
|
You should make an effort to be so sincere in what you say that you will earn the reputation of being entirely truthful.
(CP)
§AÌ»¡¸Ü®ÉÀ³ºÉ¤Oªí²{¸Û¼°¡A³o¼Ë¤~·|űo§¹¥þ¨Ï¤H«HªAªºÁnÅA¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
340 |
Truth
¯u²z
|
God is so good that He not only brings us into existence but also desires that all of us come to the knowledge of the truth.
(MTR)
¤Ñ¥D¤£³æ¨Ï§Ú̥ͦs¦b¥@¤W¡A¤]´÷±æ§Ú̯à±o¨ì¯u²z¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
341 |
Vigilance
ĵı |
Student progress will not be brought about by your impatience but by your vigilance and prudent behaviour.
(Letters)
¬O¦Ñ®vªºÄµÄ±©M¼f·V¡A¤£¬O©Ê«æ¡A¤~¯à¨Ï¾Ç¥Í¶i¨B¡C
(®Ñ²) |
342 |
Vigilance
ĵı |
Ask God today for the grace of watching so well over the children confided to you, that you will take every possible precaution to shield them from serious faults.
(MTR)
·PÁÂ¥D½ç¤©§A®¦¨å¡A¦nÅý§A¯à§â¨àµ£·ÓÅU±o³o»ò¦n¡A¥O§A¥ÎºÉ¤@¤Á¿ìªk¨Ó¨¾¤î¥LÌ¥ÇÄY«ªº¿ù»~¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
343 |
Vigilance
ĵı |
Supervise the children carefully, for there will be no order in the school except in so far as you are watchful over them.
(Letters )
¤p¤ßºÊºÞ§Aªº¨àµ£¡A§_«h®Õ¤º±N·|²@µL¬ö«ß¡C
(®Ñ²) |
345 |
Vigilance
ĵı |
Teachers must be very alert to whatever can harm or wound their pupils.
(MSF)
¦Ñ®vÀ³±`«O«ùĵı¡A¥H§K¾Ç¥Í¨ü¨ì¶Ë®`¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
346 |
Vigilance
ĵı |
See to it that none of your pupils go astray, or if some do, that they come back without any delay.
(MSF)
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(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
347 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
There is no point in loving virtue unless you love all that comes with it.
(Letters)
¥u»¡·R¬ü¼w¬O¨S¦³·N¸qªº¡A°£«D³o·R¬O¥]§t¤@¤ÁÃö¥G³o¬ü¼wªº¨Æ©Mª«¡C
(®Ñ²) |
348 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w
|
Firm courage and a little generosity will enable you to overcome all your difficulties.
(Letters)
°í©wªº«i®ð¥[¤@ÂIªººB´n¡A©w¯àÀ°§A¸Ñ¨MÃøÃD¡C
(®Ñ²) |
349 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
Virtue cannot hide. When it is seen it draws all hearts.
(MSF)
¬ü¼w¤£¯àÁôÂáC¨C¤@Áû¤ß¤]·|³Q¬ü¼w§l¤ÞµÛ¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
350 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
What a very advantageous thing it is to practise virtue early in life! By this means we perform acts of virtue as though naturally.
(MSF)
¶V¦¾i¦¨¬ü¼w¶V¨Î¡A³o¼Ë§Ú̪º¬ü¼w«K¯à¦ÛµM¦a¬yÅS¥X¨Ó¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
351 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
Is your behaviour sufficient to encourage children to practise virtue?
(MSF)
§Aªº¦æ¬°¬O§_¨¬¥H¹ªÀy§Aªº¨àµ£¥h°ö¾i¬ü¼w©O?
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
352 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
Your way of life should be a model for your students because they ought to find in you the virtues they should practise.
(MSF)
§A¥Í¬¡ªº¤è¦¡À³¬O§A¾Ç¥Íªº¼Ò½d¡A¦]¬°¥ḺN±q§A¨¤W¾ÇÀ´n°ö¾iªº¬ü¼w¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
353 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
Do not forget to help your pupils acquire gentleness, patience, love and respect for their parents.
(MTR)
¤£n§Ñ°OÀ°§U§Aªº¾Ç¥Í¥h¾i¦¨·Å¤å¦³Â§¡A@¤ß¡A·RÅ@¤Î´L«¤÷¥ÀªººA«×¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
354 |
Virtue
¬ü¼w |
Inspire your pupils with a horror for impurity, stealing, lying, disobedience and lack of respect for their parents.
(MTR)
¥H²]µT¡B°½ÅÑ¡B»¡ÁÀ¡B¤£ªA±q¤Î¤£´L«¤÷¥À©Ò±a¨Óªº«áªGªº¥i©È©Ê¨Ó±Òµo§Aªº¾Ç¥Í¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
356 |
Wisdom
´¼¼z |
Surely knowledge of God is of more value than all the other knowledge of the most learned men.
(Letters)
¹ï¤Ñ¥Dªº»{ÃÑ¡A·íµM¤ñ¥ô¦ó´¼ªÌªº¨ä¥Lª¾Ãѧ󦳻ùÈ¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
357 |
Wisdom
´¼¼z |
The wise man advises you to forget all the slights you may experience from your neighbour.
(CP)
´¼ªÌ·|©¾§i§A¡A§Ñ°O©M©P¾Dªº¤H¦]·L¤£¨¬¹Dªº¨Æ©Ò¤Þ°_ªº¤£§Ö¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
358 |
Wisdom
´¼¼z |
It is characteristic of a truly wise person never to be upset by anything.
(CP)
¯u¥¿ªº´¼ªÌ¡A¬O¤£¬°¥ô¦ó¨Æ¦Ó¤ß·Ð·N¶Ãªº¡C
(°ò·þ®{¤§Â§»ö) |
359 |
Youth
«C¦~ |
Few young people go astray through malice of heart. The majority is perverted by bad example and by the circumstances they meet.
(MSF)
¤Ö¼Æªº«C¦~¬OÃhµÛ«è«ëªº¤ß¦Ó»~¤Jª[³~¡C¤j¦h¼Æ¨üÃa¼vÅT©Î¦]¹J¤W¤Ï±`ªº±¡ªp¦Ó¨«¤W¬n¸ô¡C
(¥D¤é¤Î¼y¤éªºÀq·Q) |
360 |
Zeal
¼ö¸Û
|
Rouse up those who lack courage, support the weak and be patient towards all.
(MTR)
¿EÀy¨º¨Ç¤í¯Ê«i®ðªº¡B§ß«ù¨º¨Ç®zªÌ¡A¦Ó¹ï©Ò¦³¤H³£n¦³@©Ê¡C
(Á×ÀR®ÉªºÀq·Q¶°) |
361 |
Zeal
¼ö¸Û
|
If you wish to show zeal for others, let it be simply by giving them good example.
(Letters)
n¦V¤HÅã¥Ü¥X§Aªº¼ö¸Û¡A³Ì¦nªº¤èªk¬O¤Z¨Æ³£¯à¥H¨§@«h¡B¾ð¥ß¨}¦nº]¼Ë¡C
(®Ñ²) |
362 |
Zeal
¼ö¸Û
|
Secondly, the spirit of this Institute consists in an ardent zeal for the instruction of children, inducing them to preserve their innocence and inspiring them with a horror for sin.
(Rule of 1718)
¨ä¦¸¡A³o³W±øªººë¯«¬O¼ö¤Á¦a±Ð¾É¨àµ£¡A»¤¾É¥LÌ¥h«O¦s¨ä¯Â¯u¤ÎÅý¥LÌ©ú¥Õ¸oÄ^ªº¥i©È¡C
(1718¦~פh³W±ø) |
363 |
Zeal
¼ö¸Û
|
You are full of zeal but it is not well regulated, because you want others reprimanded for their faults but do not wish to be reproved for your own.
(Letters )
§A¥Rº¡¤F¼ö¸Û¡A¦ý«o¥¼¯à¨ü±±¡A¦]¬°§A¥u³d¨D©ó¤H¡A¦Ó¤£³d¨D©ó¤v¡C
(®Ñ²) |
364 |
Zeal
¼ö¸Û
|
Your zeal for the children under your guidance will only become perfect if you yourself practise what you teach.
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You must lead your students to practise well all the good of which they are capable.
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