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Charles Kingsley. Daily Thoughts: selected from the writings of Charles Kingsley by his wife
Daily Thoughts: selected from the writings of Charles Kingsley by his wife
Table of Contents
DAILY THOUGHTS
January
New Year’s Day. January 1. [3]
The Nineteenth Century. January 2
Forward. January 3
The Noble Life. January 4
Duty and Sentiment. January 5
The Everlasting Harmony. January 6
The Keys of Death and Hell. January 7
A Living God. January 8
The Fairy Gardens. January 9
Love. January 10
Life—Love. January 11
The Seed of Good. January 12
Danger of Thinking vaguely. January 13
The Possession of Faith. January 14
The Eternal Life. January 15
The Golden Cup of Youth. January 16
Work and Duty. January 17
Members of Christ. January 18
Beauty a Sacrament. January 19
The Ideal of Rank. January 20
An Indulgent God. January 21
The Fifty-First Psalm. January 22
Waiting for Death. January 23
The One Refuge. January 24
Future Identity. January 25
Friendship. January 26
Night and Morning. January 27
Communion with the Blessed Dead. January 28
The Great Law. January 29
The Coming Kingdom. January 30
Christ’s Coming. January 31
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
JANUARY 6. The Epiphany, Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles
JANUARY 25. Conversion of St. Paul, Apostle and Martyr
February
Virtue. February 1
Happiness. February 2
A Dream of the Future. February 3
Bondage of Custom. February 4
The Childlike Mind. February 5
Unselfish Prayer. February 6
God is Light. February 7
The Veil Lifted. February 8
All Science One. February 9
Passion and Reason. February 10
Enthusiasm and Tact. February 11
The Eternal Good. February 12
Awfulness of Words. February 13
A Wise Woman. February 14
Charity the one Influence. February 15
The Ascetic Painters. February 16
Reveries. February 17
Woman’s Mission. February 18
The Heroic Life. February 19
The Wages of Sin. February 20
Silent Depths. February 21
True Justification. February 22
A Present Hell. February 23
Time and Eternity. February 24
Christ’s Life. February 25
The Higher Education. February 26
God’s Kingdom. February 27
Sowing and Reaping. February 28
The Church Catechism. February 29
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
FEBRUARY 2. The Presentation of Christ in the Temple, commonly called. The Purification of the Virgin Mary
FEBRUARY 24.St. Matthias, Apostle and Martyr
Ash Wednesday
The True Fast
March
Knowledge and Love. March 1
A Charm of Birds. March 2
Tact of the Heart. March 3
Special Providences. March 4
Be Calm. March 5
Self-sacrifice and Personality. March 6
Follow your Star. March 7
Reverence for Books. March 8
The Unknown Future. March 9
Secular and Sacred. March 10
Content or Happy? March 11
Duty of Man to Man. March 12
Blessing of a True Friend. March 13
True Heroines. March 14
Secret Atheism. March 15
Tolerance. March 16
The Hopes of Old Age. March 17
The Highest Study for Man, March 18
Eclecticism. March 19
Duty. March 20
The Great Unknown. March 21
Loss nor Gain, March 22
Ancient Greek Education, March 23
Body and Soul. March 24
Moderation. March 25
Poetry in the Slums. March 26
Time and Eternity. March 27
Work. March 28
Teaching of Pictures. March 29
Voluntary Heroism. March 30
The Ideal Holy One. March 31
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
MARCH 25. The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin, commonly called. Lady Day
April
The Song of Birds. April 1
True Reformers. April 2
High Ideals. April 3
Divine Knowledge. April 4
Woman’s Love. April 5
Feeling and Emotion. April 6
The Beasts that perish. April 7
Reverence for Age. April 8
Prayers for the Dead. April 9
Diversities of Gifts. April 10
The Atonement. April 11
A Day’s Work. April 12
Self-control. April 13
Women and Novels. April 14
Expect Much. April 15
What is Theology? April 16
Sweetness and Light. April 17
The Contemplative Life. April 18
Sudden Death. April 19
Prayer and Praise. April 20
The Divine Spark. April 21
The Worst Calamity. April 22
Men and Women. April 23
Faith in the Unseen. April 24
Death—Resurrection. April 25
Woman’s Work. April 26
Passion—Easter—Ascension. April 27
How to keep Passion-Week. April 28
Self-Sacrifice. April 29
Help from our Blessed Dead. April 30
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS.Passion-tide
Good Friday
Easter Even
Easter Day
APRIL 25. St. Mark, Evangelist and Martyr
May
Past and Present. May 1
The Earth is the Lord’s. May 2
The Great Question. May 3
Our Father. May 4
Want of Sympathy. May 5
A Religion. May 6
True Civilisation. May 7
Nature and Grace. May 8
Wisdom the Child of Goodness. May 9
Rule of Life. May 10
Music the Speech of God. May 11
Facing Realities. May 12
Street Arabs. May 13
Fellowship of Sorrow. May 14
Heaven and Hell. May 15
The Awfulness of Life. May 16
Hope and Fear. May 17
Cry of the Heart and Reason. May 18
Speaking the Truth in Love. May 19
Peasant Souls. May 20
Death and Everlasting Life. May 21
Science and Virtue. May 22
A Child’s Heart. May 23
Self-Security. May 24
Loss and Gain. May 25
The Law of Righteousness. May 26
Human and Divine Love. May 27
A High Finish. May 28
Our Prayers. May 29
Clearing Showers. May 30
Vineyards in Spring. May 31
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
MAY 1. St. Philip and St. James, Apostles and Martyrs
Feast of the Ascension
June
Open Thou mine Eyes. June 1
The Spirit of Romance. June 2
The Everlasting Music. June 3
Gifts are Duties. June 4
Summer Days. June 5
“Sufficient for the Day.” June 6
Secret of Thrift. June 7
Out-door Worship. June 8
God’s Countenance. June 9
Certain and Uncertain. June 10
Sensuality. June 11
The Journey’s End. June 12
Punishment Inevitable. June 13
The Problem Solved. June l4
The Father’s Education. June 15
Parent and Child. June 16
A Charm of Birds. June 17
Notes of Character. June 18
Our Blessed Dead. June 19
Silent Influence. June 20
Chivalry. June 21
Nature and Art. June 22
Simple and Sincere. June 23
God’s Words. June 24
Taught by Failure. June 25
Presentiments. June 26
Common Duties. June 27
Lost and Found. June 28
How to bear Sorrow. June 29
A certain Hope. June 30
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
Whit Sunday
Trinity Sunday
JUNE 11. St. Barnabas, Apostle and Martyr
JUNE 21. St. John the Baptist
JUNE 29. St. Peter, Apostle and Martyr
July
Nature and Grace. July 1
Love and Book-Learning. July 2
The Ancient Creeds. July 3
A Master-Truth. July 4
English Women. July 5
Life retouched again. July 6
Mystery of Life. July 7
Beauty of Life. July 8
True Civilisation. July 9
The Church. July 10
What does God ask? July 11
Work or Want. July 12
True Insight. July 13
Retribution inevitable. July 14
Antinomies. July 15
False Refinement. July 16
Music’s Meaning. July 17
Vagueness of Mind. July 18
A Faith for Daily Life. July 19
Charms of Monotony. July 20
How to attain. July 21
The Divine Discontent. July 22
Dra et labora. July 23
Distrust and Anarchy. July 24
A Future Life of Action. July 25
An Ideal Aristocracy. July 26
Our Weapons. July 27
Uneducated Women. July 28
Pardon and Cure. July 29
Eternal Law. July 30
God’s Mercy or Man’s? July 31
The Chrysalis State
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
JULY 25. St. James, Apostle and Martyr
August
Sight and Insight. August 1
Genius and Character. August 2
Nature’s Student. August 3
The Masses. August 4
Love and Knowledge. August 5
Siccum Lumen. August 6
This World. August 7
The Life of the Spirit. August 8
A Quiet Depth. August 9
Acceptable Sacrifices. August 10
Chivalry. August 11
God waits for Man. August 12
Thrift. August 13
Revelations. August 14
Christ comes in many ways. August 15
Lesson of the Cross. August 16
The Ideal Unity. August 17
Body and Soul. August 18
Childlikeness. August 19
Inspiration. August 20
Lifting of the Veil. August 21
The Cross—its meaning. August 22
The Crucifix. August 23
Love to God proved. August 24
Training of Beauty. August 25
Ignorance of the Cynic. August 26
Penitential Prayer. August 27
A Real Presence. August 28
A Living God. August 29
Thine, not mine. August 30
The Unquenchable Fire. August 31
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
AUGUST 24. St. Bartholomew, Apostle and Martyr
September
Goodness. September 1
Be good to do Good. September 2
The Undying I. September 3
Love and Time. September 4
Common Duties. September 5
Despair—Hope. September 6
The Critical Spirit. September 7
Toil and Rest. September 8
Storm and Calm. September 9
On the Heights. September 10
In the Valley. September 11
Self-Conceit. September 12
Facing Fact. September 13
The Heroical Rest. September 14
Body and Soul. September 15
Love in Absence. September 16
Special Providence. September 17
Love of Work. September 18
Fret not. September 19
Battle before Victory. September 20
Night and Growth. September 21
Passion. September 22
Worth of Beauty. September 23
Empty Profession. September 24
True Poetry. September 25
Office of the Clergy. September 26
Opinions are not Knowledge. September 27
The Worst Punishment. September 28
The Divine Order. September 29
True Resignation. September 30
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
SEPTEMBER 21. St. Matthew, Apostle, Evangelist, and Martyr
SEPTEMBER 29. Feast of St. Michael and All Angels
October
Blessing of Daily Work. October 1
The Forming Form. October 2
Special Providences. October 3
Virtue. October 4
God-likeness. October 5
The Refiner’s Fire. October 6
The Prayer of Faith. October 7
Mountain-Ranges. October 8
The Temper for Success in Life. October 9
Want of Simplicity. October 10
True Rest. October 11
God’s Image. October 12
Woman’s Work. October 13
Self-Enjoyment. October 14
Temptations of Temperament. October 15
Egotism of Melancholy. October 16
Poetry of Doubt. October 17
Work of the Physician. October 18
Love Many-sided. October 19
The only Path to Light. October 20
Proverbs False and True. October 21
True Sisters of Mercy. October 22
The Divine Fire. October 23
The Cross a Token. October 24
The True Self-Sacrifice. October 25
Now as Then. October 26
One Anchor. October 27
Self-Control. October 28
Nature’s Permanence. October 29
The Only Refuge. October 30
England’s Forgotten Worthies. October 31
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
OCTOBER 18. St. Luke, Physician and Evangelist
OCTOBER 28. St. Simon and St. Jude, Apostles and Martyrs
November
Sympathy of the Dead. November 1
Nature’s Parable. November 2
Passing Onward. November 3
The Divine Intention. November 4
Christ Weeping over Jerusalem. November 5
Love Expansive. November 6
Still the same. November 7
An absolutely Good God. November 8
Nature’s Lesson. November 9
Morals and Mind. November 10
Fastidiousness. November 11
Unconscious Faith. November 12
Silence. November 13
The Nineteenth Century. November 14
Unreality. November 15
The indwelling Light. November 16
Woman’s Calling. November 17
Waste. November 18
True Penance. November 19
Political Economy of the Future. November 20
God’s Pleasure. November 21
The Hospital Nurse. November 22
No Work Lost. November 23
True Temperance. November 24
A Present Veil. November 25
Cowardice. November 26
Blind Faith. November 27
Small and Great. November 28
True and False. November 29
The Mind of Christ. November 30
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
NOVEMBER 1. All Saints’ Day. Commemoration of the Blessed Dead
NOVEMBER 30. St. Andrew, Apostle and Martyr
December
The Final Victory. December 1
Drifting away. December 2
Our Father. December 3
Circumstance. December 4
Duty. December 5
Humanity and the Bible. December 6
Music. December 7
Waiting. December 8
True or False Toleration? December 9
Success and Defeat. December 10
Passing Emotions. December 11
Christ’s Church. December 12
Confound me not. December 13
The Divine Hunger and Thirst. December 14
Religion or Godliness? December 15
Christ’s Coming. December 16
God’s Nature. December 17
Educators of Men. December 18
The Earthly Body. December 19
Home at Last. December 20
The Bible. December 21
Shaking of Heaven and Earth. December 22
Self-Respect the Voice of God. December 23
Christmas Eve. December 24
The Miracle of Christmas Night. December 25
Redemption. December 26
Fellow-workers with Christ. December 27
The bright Pathway. December 28
New Worship. December 29
Links in the Chain. December 30
Past, Present, Future. December 31
SAINTS’ DAYS, FASTS, & FESTIVALS
DECEMBER 21. St. Thomas, Apostle and Martyr
DECEMBER 25. Christmas Day
DECEMBER 26. St. Stephen, the Martyr
DECEMBER 27. St. John, Apostle and Evangelist
DECEMBER 28. Holy Innocents’ Day
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