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Bless the Lord,
all you works of the Lord. |
| Daniel 3:57 |
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Even the tiniest insect
cannot be considered attentively without astonishment
and without praising the Creator.
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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| God created man in the image of himself. |
| Genesis 1:27 |
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When the all powerful invisible, incomprehensible,
and inestimable God formed us from clay,
he ennobled us with the image of his own grandeur.
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St. Columban, 6th century
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| Bless the Lord for all his works. |
| Sirach 49:13 |
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The seasons of spring and summer, autumn and winter,
give way to one another in succession, one to another,
in peace.
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St. Clement, 1st century
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O Lord,
let all your creatures praise you. |
| Tobit 8:5 |
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Every creature, whether it speak for is silent,
gives glory to its maker.
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St. Basil, 4th century
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God created man
in the image of himself. |
| Genesis 1:27 |
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When the all powerful invisible,
incomprehensible and inestimable God formed us from clay,
he ennobled us with the image of his own grandeur.
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St. Columban, 6th century
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| Lord, the earth is full of your creatures. |
| Psalm 104:24 |
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The seas, and all that is in them, bear witness
to the goodness and omnipotence of their Creator.
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St. Leo, 5th century
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| God made us, and we are his. |
| Psalm 100:3 |
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We owe our lives entirely to God.
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St. Claude de la Colombiere, 17th century
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The heavens are the Lord’s;
the earth is given to the sons of men.
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Praise be to you, my Lord, through our Sister, Mother Earth,
who sustains and governs us,
and who produces various fruit, flowers, and herbs.
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St. Francis of Assisi, 13th century
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