Sunday, March 01, 2009

A Joyful Face Has A Greater Influence On People

By a joyful face, therefore, St. Francis understood fervour, thoughtfulness, and the disposition and preparation of mind and body to a ready undertaking of every good work; for this fervour and rediness often have a greater influence on people than by the good deed itself.

Saint Francis of Assisi
Mirror of Perfection - 96

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