I put all my confidence in him who is virtue, who is holiness itself.

By Catholic Digest on October 31, 2017

Tuesday of the Thirtieth Week in Ordinary Time

This daring ambition of aspiring to great sanctity has never left me. I don’t rely on my own merits, because I haven’t any; I put all my confidence in him who is virtue, who is holiness itself.

— St. Thérèse of Lisieux

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I put all my confidence in him who is virtue, who is holiness itself.

This daring ambition of aspiring to great sanctity has never left me. I don’t rely on my own merits, because I haven’t any; I put all my confidence in him who is virtue, who is holiness itself.

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