Quotemeal: Feb. 11th, 1959

Wednesday, February 11, 1959

Verse of the Day: The Stream Continues

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"The greatest of all visions is to see Christ, indeed, to see God, in the frail and glorious human family of the world."
— MacRina Wiederkehr

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C. S. Lewis

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Illustration of MacRina Wiederkehr — "The greatest of all visions is to see Christ, indeed, to see God, in the frail and glorious human family of the world."

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