St. John Chrysostom-We may always rejoice

By Catholic Digest on May 16, 2019

Thursday of the Fourth Week of Easter

We may always rejoice, if we will only keep our head a little raised above the flood of human things.

— St. John Chrysostom

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St. John Chrysostom-We may always rejoice

We may always rejoice, if we will only keep our head a little raised above the flood of human things.

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