Quotemeal: Feb. 19th, 1946

Tuesday, February 19, 1946

"Dear Lord, either quiet the waves or lift me above them; it's too late to learn to swim."
— Mary Crowley

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"Every time you trust God's wisdom and do whatever he says, even when you don't understand it, you deepen your friendship with God."
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— St. Ambrose —
"The deepest desire of our hearts is for union for God. God created us for union with himself. This is the original purpose of our lives."
— Brennan Manning —
"A life in thankfulness releases the glory of God."
— Bengt Sundberg —

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Illustration of Mary Crowley — "Dear Lord, either quiet the waves or lift me above them; it's too late to learn to swim."

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