Quotemeal: Dec. 15th, 1960

Thursday, December 15, 1960

"Everything comes from love, all is ordained for the salvation of man, God does nothing without this goal in mind."
— Catherine of Siena

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Illustration of Catherine of Siena — "Everything comes from love, all is ordained for the salvation of man, God does nothing without this goal in mind."

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Quotemeal is a daily dose of Christian quotes to inspire and encourage.