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For day to day ... lifetime (I)

• to the bereaved not to add them distress. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra.
• Christ is very near to all who suffer. Juan Pablo II.
• Christ establishes his abode in the hearts that are suffering. Francois Mauriac.
  
• When you can not suffer anything, it is best to know suffering. Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
• Either way is called your spine, accept it, is a partner of the Rose. Rabindranath Tagore.
• Of the black clouds, clear water falls and fruitful. Chinese proverb.
• God is in all men, but not all men are in God, and so suffer. Ramakrsina.
• God did not come to abolish suffering. No wine or even explain. He came to fill it with their presence. Paul Claudel.
• Where there is suffering, there is holy ground. Oscar Wilde.
• When others cry blood, what right do I have to mourn tears? José Martí.
• Wherever someone is, there is Jesus Christ. San Vicente de Paul.
• Two things are they do grow up to man: love and suffering. Johann Messner.
• The fruit of suffering is to be each day closer to God. Mother Maravillas of Jesus.
• hunger, suffering, physical and mental pain of living in desperate conditions, you need solutions today, not tomorrow. Luis A. Ferre.
• The man who gets an evil machine made a flawed creature, a moral maimed, an abortion of nature. Charles-Maurice Le Tellier.
• The man who fears suffering is not even aware that he is a sinner in the process of purification. Alicia Beatriz Angelica Araujo.
• Crying is sometimes a way to express things that can not put into words. Concepción Arenal.
• The tunes have soul, and strength to continue the march. Alicia Beatriz Angelica Araujo.
• who accepts many things easily, safely have many difficulties. Author unknown.
• who causes suffering to others will cause harm to himself. He who helps others helps himself. Leo Tolstoy.
• who has not been not know anything, knows neither good nor evil, neither men nor knows himself known. Fanelon.
• Who grieves grieving time before more than necessary. Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
• He who fears to suffer, suffers from fear. Chinese Proverb.
• Crying is sometimes a way to express things that can not be put into words. Concepción Arenal.
• The best service we can render the afflicted not to take away the burden, but instill the necessary energy to cope. Phillips Brooks.
• The outside world can make you suffer, but only you can avinagrarte yourself. Georges Bernanos.
• Hidden Grief as a closed furnace, burn the heart to reduce it to ashes. William Shakespeare.
• certainly He knows our sufferings are often an instrument of salvation. San Gregorio born, Lecture 7.
• The secret is how much suffering tolerated but how much joy you feel. Life is full of excuses to feel pain, excuses not to live fully, excuses, excuses, excuses. Erica Jong.
• Human beings have regions in their own heart that not yet exist. Only begin to take shape when they enter the suffering. Leon Bloy.
• suffering down here has no proportion to the glory of heaven: 2 Cor 4, 17.
  
• suffering depends not so much what you have, how much of our imagination, increases our problems. Fenelon.
• Suffering in itself can conceal a secret value and become a path of purification and liberation interior, enrichment of the soul. Juan Pablo II.
• Suffering is the thread that weaves the fabric of joy. H. De Lubac.
• Suffering is the iron law of nature. Euripides.
• Suffering is a kind of sacrament for the receiver without hate. Louis Evely.
• Internal Suffering is the womb of the immortal works. Arthur Schopenhauer.
• Suffering, as I wrote in the Apostolic Letter Salvifici Doloris, can not be transformed and changed by a grace from outside but from within ... Juan Pablo II.