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The higher a statue is raised, the harder and more dangerous the impact when it falls.

— Josemaría Escrivá The Furrow (1986)

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I am every day more convinced that happiness in Heaven is for those who know how to be happy on earth.

The Forge (1987)

People who are stupid, unscrupulous, or hypocritical, think that others are just the same. And — this is the real pity — they treat them as if they were.

The Furrow (1986)

The understanding that so many people demand of others is that everyone should join their party.

The Furrow (1986)

For everyone, whatever his state — single, married, widowed or priest — chastity is a triumphant affirmation of love.

The Furrow (1986)

The pedant interprets the simplicity and the humility of the wise man as ignorance.

The Furrow (1986)

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