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Quotes from Jerome

You know yourselves how slippery is the path of youth—a path on which I have myself fallen, and which you are now traversing not without fear.
- Jerome
We must cast away by any contrivance, and cut out by fire and sword and contrivances of all kinds, disease from the body, ignorance from the soul, luxury from the belly, sedition from the state, discord from the family, excess from all things alike.
- Jerome
God be thanked that you are well and that the fire of faith glows in you even when you are in the midst of the devil's wiles. My greatest joy is to hear that my spiritual sons are fighting in the cause of Christ;
- Jerome
Christ is our redemption, for He is at once our Redeemer and our Ransom. Christ is all, that he who has left all for Christ may find One in place of all, and may be able to proclaim freely, " The Lord is my portion.
- Jerome
As long as you are at home make your cell your paradise, gather there the varied fruits of scripture, let this be your favourite companion, and take its precepts to your heart.
- Jerome
He tells me that you would have actually accomplished your purpose, had not our brethren with affectionate care held you back. I thank you all the same and regard it as a kindness shown. For in the case of friends one must accept the will for the deed. Enemies often give us the latter, but only sincere attachment can bring us the former.
- Jerome
nothing is so displeasing to God as an impenitent heart. Impenitence is the one sin for which there is no forgiveness.
- Jerome
The fruit which is an hundredfold and that which is sixtyfold both spring from one seed
- Jerome
The Word was made flesh that we might pass from the flesh into the Word.
- Jerome
it is extremely trying when one has once tasted pleasure to abstain from its enticements, so the reward of doing this is proportionately great.
- Jerome
as by the favour of the sovereign those guilty of various crimes are released from prison, and each one, according to his toil and exertions, is in this or that condition of life, so too the penny, as it were by the favour of our Sovereign, is the discharge from prison of us all by baptism. Now our work is, according to our different virtues, to prepare for ourselves a different future.
- Jerome
see the hidden meaning of Scripture in all its fullness (for the word of God is a pearl and may be pierced on every side)
- Jerome