Quotes from The Furrow — Josemaría Escrivá
1902–1975 Spain
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11 quotes
The understanding that so many people demand of others is that everyone should join their party.
The Furrow (1986)
The Furrow (1986)
The pedant interprets the simplicity and the humility of the wise man as ignorance.
The Furrow (1986)
The higher a statue is raised, the harder and more dangerous the impact when it falls.
The Furrow (1986)
It is easier to bustle about than to study, but it is also less effective.
The Furrow (1986)
The strength of a chain is the strength of its weakest link.
The Furrow (1986)
The Furrow (1986)
Those in love do not know how to say good-bye: they are with one another all the time.
The Furrow (1986)
The Furrow (1986)
You are ready to give your life for your honour ... Be ready to give up your honour for your soul.
The Furrow (1986)
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Josemaría Escrivá (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.