Carry That Weight – Words for those in the Funeral Profession
Whenever we put our own cares to one side and carry the weight of another’s grief we imitate Jesus who leads us through death to the life after life
Category: Felixstowe
Character and Conduct – 15 June – Public Opinion
We forget that while we are not required to judge our neighbours, we are required to judge ourselves.
Character and Conduct – 14 June – The Code of Society
THERE is no commoner danger than that of accepting the code of the society in which you live as the rule of right.
Character and Conduct – 13 June – Egotism
He who is always enquiring what people will say, will never give them opportunity to say anything great about him.
Character and Conduct – 12 June – Humility
HUMILITY is the hall-mark of wisdom.
Character and Conduct – 11 June – Conceit
Pride mars, blights, and withers whatever it touches. It begets assumptions that are very belittling as well as hard to bear.
Character and Conduct – 9 June – Flattery
SELF-LOVE is the greatest Flatterer in the World.
Character and Conduct – 8 June – Calumny
THE power men possess to annoy me I give them.
Character and Conduct – 7 June – Calumny
IF any one tells you such a one has spoken ill of you, do not refute them in that particular; but answer, had he known all my vices, he had not spoken only of that one.
Character and Conduct – 6 June – Faults
IT is never too late to give up our prejudices.
Suffolk Vicar 