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“Why does the bishop give those confirmed a slight blow on the cheek? To remind them that like Christ and the Apostles, they must courageously bear all adversities and persecutions for the holy faith, and thus obtain that true peace which the bishop wishes them.” quote by Leonard Goffiné
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““Why does the bishop give those confirmed a slight blow on the cheek? To remind them that like Christ and the Apostles, they must courageously bear all adversities and persecutions for the holy faith, and thus obtain that true peace which the bishop wishes them.””

Leonard Goffiné

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

The bishop’s gentle admonition reminds believers to endure hardships for true peace.

In simple terms: Bishop’s reminder: endure hardships for peace.

Key Takeaway

Endure adversity for spiritual peace.

Themes

faith perseverance peace

Mood

solemn encouraging

Type

advice spiritual

When to use this quote

  • religious practice
  • personal trials

Key Concepts

spiritual discipline martyrdom

Questions to Reflect On

  • What hardships strengthen faith?
  • How do you seek true peace?
A Different Perspective

blind endurance may be harmful;

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