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If God so loved us,
we also must love one another. |
1 John 4:11 |
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Whoever loves God loves his neighbor.
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St. Basil the Great, 4th century
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Love your neighbor. |
Matthew 19:19 |
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You merit the vision of seeing God by loving your neighbor.
And by loving your neighbor, you prepare your eye to see God.
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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Love one another,
for love is of God. |
1 John 4:7 |
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God made love the stairway
that would enable all Christians to climb to heaven.
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St. Fulgentius of Ruspe, 6th century
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Owe no one anything
except to love one another. |
Romans 13:8 |
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True love is to love your friend in God,
and your enemy for the sake of God.
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St. Gregory the Great, 6th century
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Practice hospitality. |
Romans 12:13 |
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Hospitality of heart means accepting others as they are,
not as we would like them to be;
and allowing them to make themselves at home
in one’s heart.
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Servant of God, Catherine Doherty, 20th century
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Love your enemies. |
Jesus; Luke 6:27 |
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If we wish to savor the joy of brotherly love
with greater perfection and delight,
we must extend even to our enemies
the embrace of true love.
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St. Aelred, 12th century
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Love one another. |
Jesus; John 13:34 |
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The only remedy against loneliness is communication,
to touch someone, not only physically,
but gladly, joyfully, simply, in a friendly fashion.
It is quite easy if you really love people
but you have to love your brothers and sisters as they are.
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Servant of God, Catherine Doherty, 20th century
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Love one another,
even as I have loved you. |
Jesus; John 13:34 |
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God wants us to look at our brothers and sisters tenderly
and love them just as they are,
because each is a child of God, who is beloved.
Our Lord paid the price for their love with his blood.
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Ven. Charles de Foucauld, 20th century
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