216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who — Father Gabriel
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216This comprehension of our own personal misery makes us equally understanding of the misery of others. How can one who is really convinced of his own frailty, weakness, and inconstancy, dare to condemn others?

— Father Gabriel
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