Padre Pio believed that a person who desired perfection needs to take internal and external actions. In order to achieve this eternal perfection we must love and practice the virtue of charity. He also taught that those who choose to love their money and other possessions or positions do not always contain what they love, but those who choose to love God possess Him at once...
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Padre Pio encouraged people to practice externally to be humble, kind, courteous, and agreeable, and when those who do not respond to these acts we must be patient with, because patience maintains the order in ones life. When these acts are acted upon one another it helps people to imitate what is happening, in which he thought could eventually make this world a better place...
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