o 2.38 38. Surrender with humility to the will of the Lord, for He governs all things

o 2.39 39. The sick should pray for recovery, in order to then use his strength for the benefit of the Church of God

o 2.40 40. And the Lord sends sorrows to the righteous, and how much more should we, sinners, be patient

o 2.41 41. Everything is in God's hands, so there is no need to worry about what is going to happen in six months or a year

o 2.42 42. It is not necessary to teach humility to the humble – it is better to pray for him

o 2.43 43. About heavenly support

o 2.44 44. In connection with the birth of a baby

o 2.45 45. Children's illnesses are inextricably linked with the sins of parents

o 2.46 46. The sorrows of children prompt us to tempting thoughts, but first of all we must think about our own misery

o 2.47 47. A Mother's Letter to Her Little Son on Obedience

o 2.48 48. The Life of St. John Chrysostom is a most worthy example for a young man

o 2.49 49. Earthly treasures should contribute to the attainment of heavenly blessings

o 2.50 50. One's own will is the main enemy of man

o 2.51 51. Penance to a beloved spiritual child for disrespecting parents

o 2.52 52. Penance is difficult not only for the obedient, but also for the one who imposes it

o 2.53 53. Cutting off one's own will can give a person wings, but it is very difficult to realize and even more difficult to implement

o 2.54 54. The fulfillment of good intentions should not be postponed

o 2.55 55. The recommendation is insistent to put aside all affairs and go to bow to the Mother of God

o 2.56 56. Heartfelt gratitude for the parcel and congratulations - and a story about the sorrows of moving to a new place

o 2.57 57. On the Three Dangers of Well-Being

o 2.58 58. The spiritual father weeps for the sins of a spiritual child and makes prostrations for him