January 1

Weakness Becomes Strong

He lies in the manger, but contains the world; he nurses at the breasts, but feeds the angels; he is wrapped in swaddling clothes, but vests us with immortality; he found no place in the inn, but makes for himself a temple in the hearts of believers.

In order that weakness might become strong, strength became weak.

-- Sermon 190, 4

Prayer. My faith prays to you, Lord, the faith you gave me, and inspired in me by the Incarnation of your Son and the mission of your preacher.

-- Confessions 1, 1

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Tradition Day By Day The Augustinians - St. Thomas of Villanova Province


From John E. Rotelle, O.S.A., Augustine Day by Day: Minute Meditations for Every Day Taken from the Writings of Saint Augustine. Catholic Book Publishing Co. New York, 1986.


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