Title: 6 Ways to Cultivate the Virtue of Humility | The Catholic Gentleman
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6 Ways to Cultivate the Virtue of Humility
1. Pray for it
2. Accept humiliations
3. Obey legitimate superiors
4. Distrust yourself
5. Acknowledge your nothingness
6. Think better of others than of yourself
Conclusion
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Content: Do nothing from selfishness or conceit, but in humility count others better than yourselves,” says St. Paul (Phil. 2:3). Thomas à Kempis summarizes this teaching in Chapter 7 of his classic, The Imitation of Christ. Do not think yourself better than others lest, perhaps, you be accounted worse before God Who knows what is in man. Do not take pride in your good deeds, for God’s judgments differ from those of men and what pleases them often displeases Him. If there is good in you, see more good in others, so that you may remain humble. It does no harm to esteem yourself less than anyone else, but it is very harmful to think yourself better than even one. The humble live in continuous peace, while in the hearts of the proud are envy and frequent anger. Conclusion
There is no doubt about it: humility is the foundation of the entire spiritual life.