I believe that into the weakest, saddest heart that opens t… - Arthur Henry Kenney

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I believe that into the weakest, saddest heart that opens to receive this Divine Guest, the Father and the Son will come and abide; and the exalted joy that abiding brings, what words can express! The Divine dwelling in the human, the Infinite in the finite, how marvelous! how glorious! This must be the real foretaste of heavenly joy — the truest heaven we can know on earth.

Arthur Henry Kenney

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Arthur Henry Kenney (c. 1776–1855) was an Irish priest who was Dean of Achonry from 1812 to 1821.

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