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“Consider a device she has used so skilfully in the past: identify the weakness of a man, exploit it. True, the device works and for a long time. But in the end, and the end has come-I don't mean chronologically, of course, but in terms of effectivenessthe ability to manipulate the weaknesses of others does not suffice. You must reckon with your own weaknesses and with how they incapacitate you in dealing with the cruel march of time, of events”

Indira Gandhi
Book:Mrs. Gandhis second reign
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“India was the first country to ban The Satanic Verses- which was proscribed without following India's own stipulated due process in such matters, banned before it entered the country by a weak Congress government led by Rajiv Gandhi, in a desperate, unsuccessful bid for Muslim votes.”

Satanic VersesSalman RushdieRajiv GandhiAyatollah Khomeini
Book:Step Across This Line: Collected Nonfiction 1992-2002
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“Mary was born with an end to fulfill, just as I was. She was created to praise, reverence, and serve God, just as I was; created to save her soul, just as I was. And because of her absolute purity, she understood her end perfectly from the first moment of her existence, and followed it always without swerving. While her mother was offering her to God, she with the full use of her reason (as many hold) offered herself to fulfill the end for which she had been created. She did not know what the particular end was to be - God did not reveal to her till the day of the Incarnation, that she was to be the Mother of God - but she offered herself to do what God wished, she put herself at His disposal.”

CatholicCatholicismCatholic SpiritualityMarian DevotionMarian Quotes
Book:Mater Christi Meditations on Our Lady
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“By way of parenthesis, let us remark that Saint Alphonsus says: "It will suffice to keep silent"; he wishes to indicate that it is profitable to do more than fly under Mary's mantle, viz., not only to show our confidence, homage, and love by just being there, but to practice that fourth and perfecting element of Marian devotion: imitation. By rendering homage to Mary we give Her our minds; by confidence we giver our wills; by love we give our hearts. Such is true but . To be perfect we must sell all and follow Mary; we must give Her our whole selves by imitation. Later the reader will see how the Scapular renders this perfection of devotion to Our Lady very easy; he is now concerned with is what is sufficient and we return to the consideration of Mary's Promise only in so far as it is a means of salvation. (chapter four)”

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Book:Mary in Her Scapular Promise
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