“What we love we shall grow to resemble,” wrote Bernard of Clairvaux.
Found in A TREASURY OF SERMON ILLUSTRATIONS, CHARLES L. WALLIS · chunk wallis_ab (pages 2 of 2)
We inevitably grow to resemble whatever it is we love.
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