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 1 1,3|    distinguished himself with his humility, compassion for the natives
 2 1,3|          a simple Monk, since, in humility, he had refused to be ordained.
 3 2,7|          wearing this “garment of humility.” As Christ's robe was without
 4 3,2|         Paradise in penitence and humility. These prayers originally
 5 3,2|         sinners) to signify their humility and brotherly love towards
 6 3,2|      their own weakness and learn humility.~ ~Compline.~Compline, most
 7 3,6|           the spirit of chastity, humility, patience and Cove to Thy
 8 4,6|         and strive to acquire the humility shown by the Lord Himself
 9 4,8|        With perfect obedience and humility, Mary gives her reply to
10 4,1|         was a symbol of peace and humility, for it represented a complete
11 4,1|       Kingdom of Truth, Peace and Humility.~ ~Troparion of the Feast (
12 4,7|         time He showed the way to humility by submitting to humiliation
13 5  |   acquisition of their opposites: humility and obedience. A Monk leading
14 5  |    genuine only if accompanied by humility towards fellow-men. Obedience
15 5  |       others. Instead of learning humility and obedience, the Monk
16 5  |    greater the danger of prelest.~Humility and obedience can best and
17 5  |      blessing. The former teaches humility, the latter teaches obedience.~
18 5  |     struggle to replace them with humility and obedience. True monastic
19 6,2|        filled with truly profound humility. Some of them declared as
20 6,2|           to St. John Chrysostom, humility is the foundation of all
21 6,2|         any other virtue, without humility all of these would be destroyed
22 6,2|           is no salvation without humility. This virtue was regarded
23 6,2|          Seeing the results which humility brings, he was moved to
24 6,2|           the greatest example of humility (Matt. 11:39; John 13:14-
25 6,2|        His entire life teaches us humility. The Mother of God says
26 6,2|         ways in which one attains humility are different. Sometimes
27 6,2|        John Chrysostom says, True humility comes when we turn from
28 6,2|           God.~In the human soul, humility is countered by pride which
29 6,2|       pride is the chief enemy of humility, and overcoming it with
30 6,2|           4:6).~The attainment of humility is linked with overcoming
31 6,2|   temptations which face us. True humility prevents us from passing
32 6,2|          He who has attained deep humility considers himself the unworthiest
33 6,2| accomplishments to God.~Christian humility is free and highly fruitful,
34 6,2|        the spirit of meekness and humility. He who is meek offends
35 6,2|      itself. Through meekness and humility man overcomes his natural
36 6,2|    Beatitudes teach the Christian humility, mourning, meekness, righteousness
37 6,2|        peaceful nature, meekness, humility, love and closeness to God,
38 6,2|           Holy Fathers teach that humility is the foundation of all
39 6,2|        poor in spirit, the man of humility, will mourn for his sins
40 8,2|        The Tonsure — as a sign of humility and readiness for sacrificial
41 8,4|          your heart.”~In profound humility I weep for all my sins,
42 9,2|           with the contrition and humility of soul that such awareness
43 9,2|  heartfelt feelings of penitence, humility, deep piety, fear of God