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Louis Lallemant
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Louis Lallemant (1578 – 5 April 1635) was a French Jesuit.
Quotes
God alone has right of sovereignty over hearts. Neither secular powers, nor the Church herself, extend their dominion thus far. What passes there depends not on them. There God alone is King. It is His own proper realm. There He establishes His throne of grace. This interior kingdom it is that constitutes His glory. Our perfection and our happiness consist in the subjection of our heart to this empire of God. The more our heart submits to Him, the more perfect and the more happy shall we be.
The Spiritual Doctrine of Father Louis Lallemant
What comes from God brings peace and tranquility; what comes from the Devil, violence, anxiety, disturbance.
Louis Lallemant, Dottrina Spirituale, translation into Italian by Guido Pettinati, Ancora, 1984.
God will only ask us to account for the knowledge he has communicated to us.
Louis Lallemant, Dottrina Spirituale, translation into Italian by Guido Pettinati, Ancora, 1984.
The compendium of all spiritual life lies in discerning in our soul the criteria and impulses of the Spirit of God.
Louis Lallemant, Dottrina Spirituale, translation into Italian by Guido Pettinati, Ancora, 1984.
There are people whom the Devil does not prevent from doing good, for the good they do serves him to deceive them.
Louis Lallemant, Dottrina Spirituale, translation into Italian by Guido Pettinati, Ancora, 1984.
We would like to become saints in one day... Instead, let us be faithful to cooperate with the graces that God accords us, and he will not fail to lead us to the realization of his plans.
Louis Lallemant, Dottrina Spirituale, translation into Italian by Guido Pettinati, Ancora, 1984.
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