St. John of Ávila – I pray God may open your eyes and let you see what hidden treasures he bestows on us in the trials from which the world thinks only to flee.

By Catholic Digest on November 7, 2024

I pray God may open your eyes and let you see what hidden treasures he bestows on us in the trials from which the world thinks only to flee.

–St. John of Ávila

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St. John of Ávila – I pray God may open your eyes and let you see what hidden treasures he bestows on us in the trials from which the world thinks only to flee.

–St. John of Ávila

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