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The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX) (1913), PDF p. 372
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THE EQUINOX
It sustains all, and never imposes burdens which it is not
itself the first to carry.
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GREAT PENTACLE FROM THE VISION OF ST. JOHN
Religion is patient—the religion of great thinkers and
of martyrs.
It is benevolent like Christ and the apostles, like Vincent
de Paul, and like Fénelon.
It envies not either the dignities or the goods of the earth.
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