La vertu du parfait : La patience dans la vie, les écrits et les conférences de saint Vincent de Paul
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https://doi.org/10.35312/p9xpxg88Mots-clés :
Virtue of the perfect, Vincent de Paul, Patience, Service of the PoorRésumé
Dans son article intitulé « La vertu de la perfection », Robert Maloney, C.M., explore la lutte personnelle de saint Vincent avec la patience : Patience in the Life, Writings, and Conferences of St. Vincent de Paul, Robert Maloney, C.M., explore la lutte personnelle de saint Vincent avec la patience, qu'il appelle la « vertu du parfait ». Maloney examine les enseignements de Vincent sur la patience, en soulignant les fréquentes lacunes qu'il admet lui-même et l'accent qu'il met sur la patience du Christ en tant que modèle. L'article se penche sur l'application de la patience par Vincent dans divers contextes, y compris l'autoréflexion, la vie en communauté, le service aux pauvres et l'endurance à la souffrance. Maloney discute également de l'équilibre trouvé par Vincent entre la confiance en la Providence divine et l'action rapide en cas de besoin. L'étude se termine en soulignant la pertinence durable de la patience à l'époque contemporaine, en établissant des liens avec les pratiques spirituelles modernes et les enseignements du pape François.
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