Finally, have we lamented along with the Saints that we see… - Louis Tronson

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Finally, have we lamented along with the Saints that we see ourselves constrained to endure in the world; and have we desired to leave it in order to flee the danger that there will be something it corrupts?

Louis Tronson

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Louis Tronson (January 17, 1622 - February 26, 1700) was a French Catholic priest.

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Avons-nous eu grande aversion de ses assemblées publiques, de ses spectacles et de toutes ses pompes?

Have we referred to it with indignation, distance and contempt; and have we made it clear that it is filled only with corruption, vanity and falsehood?

Avons-nous désiré, pour rendre notre séparation d'avec le monde aussi parfaite que demande la sainteté de notre état , que le monde eût aversion de nous, comme nous avons aversion du monde, suivant l'exemple que nous en donne l'Apôtre : Mihi mundus crucifucus est et ego mundo. Gai. 6.

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