17 March 2019
Consoling Thoughts From Father Faber
Our sorrow must be our own. We must not expect anyone else to understand it. It is one of the conditions of true sorrow that it should be misunderstood. Sorrow is the most individual thing in the whole world. We must not expect therefore to meet with sympathy at all adequate to what we are suffering. It will be a great thing if it be suitable, even though it is imperfect.
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