Three Hundred and Third Subject. Patience
Brother Philippe, Subjects for Particular Examen, 1870, p. 490
- Patience is necessary for you; that doing the will of God, you may receive the promise.—HEB. x. 36.
- Patience makes us bear with submission to the will of God, all the evils of this life, particularly the troubles attendant on the education of youth. Let us examine how we have practised this virtue up to the present time, and how we wish to practice it in future.
- Do we know the fatal consequences that might result from the conduct of a master, unquiet, impatient, hasty, who should wish to establish all at once in a class of which he takes the direction, all the usages he might think good, or to reform all the abuses he remarks in it; who should