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Gold Dust: A Collection of Golden Counsels for the Sanctification of Daily Life

Chapter 122: Transcriber's note
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The collection presents short devotional counsels and reflections, translated from French, organized as numbered aphorisms and brief anecdotes aimed at sanctifying daily life. It urges small, habitual practices—secret charity, patient forbearance, regular prayer, steady occupation, recording and re-reading helpful counsels—and emphasizes attention to tiny choices that shape moral progress. Practical advice covers interpersonal gentleness, self-discipline, use of memory aids, and finding consolation in work and prayer, all meant to be gathered like scattered sparks and applied moment by moment to foster holiness and inner peace.


Transcriber's note

Removed an extraneous comma from this line:

Self-renunciation, means devotion to our duty, going on with it in spite of difficulties, disgust, ennui, want of success.

Standardized spelling in this line by removing hyphen from light-heartedness, to match usage elsewhere in the book:

whose chatter and lightheartedness, even her very attentions to myself,