By Rev. P.J. Michel, Catholic Exchange - He sees in his heart a number of enemies; he knows his own weakness; and although he feels that with ordinary grace he has sufficient resolution to overcome some, yet against others to which he is more violently drawn and in certain occasions of greater peril, he is convinced from his own weakness, from a sorrowful experience, and from a knowledge of the principles of his religion, that without special graces, he will not have the courage to resist successfully.