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Fraternal Charity, by Rev. Father Valuy, S.J

Fraternal Charity, by Rev. Father Valuy, S.J

by Benôit Valuy

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Author
Valuy, Benôit, 1808-1869
Title
Fraternal Charity
Credits
Produced by Michael Gray, Diocese of San Jose
Language
English
LoC Class
BX: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Christianity: Churches, Church movements
Subject
Charity
Category
Text
eBook-No.
33701
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33701
Release Date
September 10, 2010
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.FRATERNAL CHARITY — BY
  2. 2.REV. FATHER VALUY, S.J. — BENZIGER BROTHERS — Contents — FRATERNAL CHARITY — I
  3. 3.CHARITY THE PECULIAR VIRTUE OF CHRIST — II
  4. 4.FIRST FUNDAMENTAL TRUTH — We are all members of the great Christian family — III
  5. 5.We are members of the same religious family — IV
  6. 6.THE FAMILY SPIRIT — V
  7. 7.EGOTISM, OR SELF-SEEKING — VI
  8. 8.FIRST CHARACTERISTIC OF FRATERNAL CHARITY — To esteem our brethren interiorly — VII
  9. 9.SECOND CHARACTERISTIC — To treat brethren with respect, openness, and cordiality — VIII
  10. 10.THIRD CHARACTERISTIC — To work harmoniously with those in the same employment, and not to cause any inconvenience to them — IX
  11. 11.FOURTH CHARACTERISTIC — To accommodate oneself to persons of different humour — X
  12. 12.FIFTH CHARACTERISTIC — To refuse no reasonable service, and to accept or refuse in an affable manner — XI
  13. 13.SIXTH CHARACTERISTIC — To share the joys and griefs of our brethren — XII
  14. 14.SEVENTH CHARACTERISTIC — Not to be irritated when others wrong us — XIII
  15. 15.EIGHTH CHARACTERISTIC — To practise moderation and consideration — XIV
  16. 16.NINTH CHARACTERISTIC — Care of the sick and infirm — XV
  17. 17.TENTH CHARACTERISTIC — Prayer for living and deceased brethren — XVI
  18. 18.ELEVENTH CHARACTERISTIC — To have a lively interest in the whole Order, in its works, its success, and its failures — XVII
  19. 19.TWELFTH CHARACTERISTIC — Mutual Edification — XVIII
  20. 20.EXTENT AND DELICACY OF GOD'S CHARITY FOR MEN — XIX
  21. 21.EXTENT AND DELICACY OF THE CHARITY OF JESUS CHRIST DURING HIS MORTAL LIFE — XX
  22. 22.FIRST PRESERVATIVE — How to fortify ourselves against uncharitable conversations, the principal danger to fraternal charity — XXI
  23. 23.SECOND PRESERVATIVE — To meditate on what the Saints say — XXII
  24. 24.THIRD PRESERVATIVE — To guard the tongue — XXIII
  25. 25.FOURTH PRESERVATIVE — To be on our guard with certain persons — XXIV
  26. 26.FIFTH PRESERVATIVE — To be cautious in letter-writing and visiting — XXV
  27. 27.SIXTH PRESERVATIVE — Caution in communication with superiors — XXVI
  28. 28.SEVENTH PRESERVATIVE — Caution in doubtful cases — XXVII
  29. 29.EIGHTH PRESERVATIVE — To check uncharitable conversation in others — XXVIII
  30. 30.NINTH PRESERVATIVE — How to check uncharitable conversation in superiors, etc. — XXIX
  31. 31.TENTH PRESERVATIVE — Be cautious after hearing uncharitable conversation — XXX
  32. 32.ELEVENTH PRESERVATIVE — Not to judge or suspect rashly — XXXI
  33. 33.MEANS TO SUPPORT THE EVIL THOUGHTS AND TONGUES OF OTHERS — XXXII
  34. 34.SECOND MEANS TO BEAR WITH OTHERS — XXXIII
  35. 35.CONCLUSION — APPENDIX
  36. 36.THE PRACTICE OF FRATERNAL CHARITY (FATHER FABER)

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