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I commit myself entirely

July 8, 2022 by albertscharbach

O God, enable me, in my lifetime, to endure great suffering for you, and in doing so, wholly reject the world and commit myself entirely to your mercy and infinite grace. 

Prayer Journal, July 5, 2015


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