At the beginning of my spiritual life, around the age of thirteen or fourteen, I used to wonder what I would have to gain later, because I thought it was impossible for me to understand perfection any better. I very quickly recognized that the more one advances on this path, the farther one believes oneself from being near the end. So now I am resigned to seeing myself as always imperfect, and in that I find my joy . . . - St. Therese
From The Story of a Soul: A New Translation (Living Library)
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