found there—I am sure of it. The favoured companion of an Apostle or a great Doctor of the Church, will perhaps be a young shepherd lad; and a simple little child may be the intimate friend of a Patriarch. Oh! how I long to dwell in that Kingdom of Love. . . .
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A sister showed her a photograph
representing Joan of Arc consoled in the
prison by her Voices. Sœur Thérèse said:
"I too am consoled by an interior voice.
The Saints encourage me from above,
they say to me: 'So long as thou art in
fetters thou canst not fulfil thy mission;
but later, after thy death—then will be
the time of thy conquests.'"
COUNSELS AND REMINISCENCES
In Heaven the good God will do all I
wish, because I have never done my own
will upon earth.
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