The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
The slow pace of our perfection has to be borne with patience, provided that on our part we always do whatever we can to — St. Francis de Sales
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— St. Francis de Sales
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