-- Rev. Felix Drouet, C.M.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Enemies of Sadness
What a surprise to hear of a St. Francis pretending to play the violin with a piece of wood and a ruler to amuse his brethren; of a St. Teresa playing the flute on feast days; of a St. Philip Neri, whom Professor Joly does not hesitate to call a "humoristic saint"; of a St. Chrispino of Viterbo, a most decided enemy of sadness in any shape, so much so that he was always laughing or smiling.
-- Rev. Felix Drouet, C.M.
-- Rev. Felix Drouet, C.M.
