Just a quick note

[Julie LaRue]

Thank you for this meditation and prayer.
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Julie

=============== this is excellent ==============
Father Leo's Daily Meditation

TOLERANCE

"The price of freedom of religion or of speech or of the press is that we
must put up with, and even pay for, a good deal of rubbish."
-- Justice Robert


I need to be tolerant in my sobriety. I need to allow others to say what
they feel and live according to their standards.
I was intolerant towards people who were different from myself. Much of what
I criticized yesterday, I accept today; some
things I still reject.
To love a person should not require "sameness"; equally, I can accept a
person without agreeing with what they say or how they behave.
Disagreements and conflicts lead to growth; change requires a variety of
forces.
Not everything I say to do is "pure" --- and that has become the key to the
acceptance of others. My history teaches me that I benefit from the variety
of opinions that are represented in mankind.
Lord, You have created many ways to Truth, may I appreciate them through the
experiences of others.

[>rosie]

its a good one isn't it?
:)

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"Julie LaRue" <Sissi_Julie@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Thank you for this meditation and prayer.
> ((((((((((((((((((((((((((to you all))))))))))))))))))))))))
> Julie
>
> =============== this is excellent ==============
> Father Leo's Daily Meditation
>
> TOLERANCE
>
> "The price of freedom of religion or of speech or of the press is
that we
> must put up with, and even pay for, a good deal of rubbish."
> -- Justice
Robert
>
>
> I need to be tolerant in my sobriety. I need to allow others to
say what
> they feel and live according to their standards.
> I was intolerant towards people who were different from myself.
Much of what
> I criticized yesterday, I accept today; some
> things I still reject.
> To love a person should not require "sameness"; equally, I can
accept a
> person without agreeing with what they say or how they behave.
> Disagreements and conflicts lead to growth; change requires a
variety of
> forces.
> Not everything I say to do is "pure" --- and that has become the
key to the
> acceptance of others. My history teaches me that I benefit from
the variety
> of opinions that are represented in mankind.
> Lord, You have created many ways to Truth, may I appreciate them
through the
> experiences of others.
>
>