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True, I am in love with suffering, but I do not know if I deserve the honor
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"True, I am in love with suffering, but I do not know if I deserve the honor"

- Saint Ignatius

About this Quote

Saint Ignatius is expressing his complex relationship with suffering. He acknowledges that he is in love with suffering, but he is also aware of the paradoxical nature of this sentiment. He is questioning his own value of such an honor, as if it is a privilege to suffer. This quote speaks with the idea that suffering can be a source of development and change, and that it can be a significant part of life. It also suggests that suffering can be a kind of spiritual practice, and that it can be a way to connect with a higher power. Saint Ignatius is revealing his adoration for the power of suffering, while likewise questioning his own value of such an honor. He is acknowledging the paradox of loving something that can be so tough and uncomfortable, and he is questioning his own capacity to deal with such a concern. Eventually, this quote speaks with the idea that suffering can be a source of strength and strength, and that it can be a meaningful part of life.

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Spain Flag This quote is written / told by Saint Ignatius between December 24, 1491 and July 31, 1556. He/she was a famous Saint from Spain. The author also have 4 other quotes.

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