Character Quote by Vincent de Paul
“[M]ay you be more advanced in the school of solid virtue, which is practiced in an excellent way in the midst of suffering, and which keeps good servants of God in fear when they have nothing to suffer!”
About This Quote
A call to cultivate deep virtue through suffering, keeping servants of God humble even when they have nothing to endure.
In simple terms: Cultivate virtue through suffering, staying humble.
Embrace hardship as a path to true virtue.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- monastic life
- missionary work
- personal trials
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- Can virtue exist without suffering?
- How does fear motivate devotion?
May overlook those who cannot endure suffering.