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Spiritual Discipline

Self-Examination

By Ignatius of LoyolaSource: Ignatius of Loyola - Spiritual Exercises (adapted) (Public Domain)Short33 words

Examine yourself daily. In the evening, review the day. Where did you fall short? Where did grace abound? Confess your sins to God, receive His forgiveness, and resolve to walk more faithfully tomorrow.

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