{"serial":"BRIEF-2026-05-19-03","doc":"brief-2026-05-19","position":3,"body_html":"<h1>Which kind of practice would you take up this month if you took this passage as instruction?</h1>\n<p class=\"muted\">Theme: <strong>growth</strong> &middot; card 3/4 &middot; 2026-05-19</p>\n<blockquote>What then could be wanting unto Thy good, which Thou Thyself art, although these things had either never been, or remained without form; which thou madest, not out of any want, but out of the fulness of Thy goodness, restraining them and converting them to form, not as though Thy joy were fulfilled by them? For to Thee being perfect, is their imperfection displeasing, and hence were they perfected by Thee, and please Thee; not as wert Thou imperfect, and by their perfecting wert also to be perfected.</blockquote>\n<p class='muted'>&mdash; Saint Augustine, <em>The Confessions of Saint Augustine</em></p>\n<p class='muted'><em>Notes go here when you tap capture or note above.</em></p>","captures":[],"notes":"","comments":[]}