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Condescendence or Adaptability to Others:

*  Spiritual Conferences, Conference 2

You will understand me more easily when I tell you about what I found recently in the life of the great Saint Anselm.  Throughout the years he was Prior and Abbot of his monastery, Anselm was greatly loved by one and all, because he was always very accommodating, yielding to the wishes of everybody, not only of Religious, but even those of outsiders.

(Read further in Spiritual Conferences, Conference 2)

 

 

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