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Sermon for the Eighth Sunday After Trinity

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 August 2024

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All works that have been accomplished so far, not only by men, but by all creation, all that will be accomplished until the end of the world, however great and beautiful, are nothing compared with the smallest action of God's grace in a perfect soul, nothing compared with what such a one can do under the impulse and movement of the Holy Spirit. Indeed, just as much as Almighty God surpasses all creatures, just so much are his works infinitely above all deeds, methods, theories, inventions that could be imagined by all men put together.

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Copyright © 1951 Provincial Council of the English Province of the Order of Preachers