St. Gregory the Great

 St. Gregory the Great

St. Gregory the Great was a Catholic individual who is noted for his humility and also for helping spread Christianity in the sixth and seventh century. St. Gregory cared about his faith and bretheren. St. Gregory described the importance of keeping humbleness in our lives.

St. Gregory is noted to have spoken about the importance of humility and goodness. St. Gregory described the need to persevere practing humbleness. Humility is a virtue that is needed in order to combat arrogance and disbelief.

Among the virtues, humility is needed in order to defeat the lies of the snake. Humility allows us to persist knowing that idol worship can not be practiced since it is based on deception. The snake tempts by lying about how "humility is weakness" and how "empathy is not necessary". We learn that empathy is learned from obeying GOD Almighty and not from idol worship. 

The snake hates humility and zeal because humility prevents negativity from attempting to lead to arrogance and idolatry. Zeal prevents us from believing the temporary lies of the snake that wants to lead to disbelief and then to idol worship. We can persevere with zeal and humility knowing that virtues are necessary to persist amidst the not so good times that we live in. Christianity allows individuals to improve in virtues that can keep increasing to eternity while socialism leads to vices.