ACC ~ 1 Corinthians 13 v7

ENDURING ALL THINGS. GREGORY OF NAZIANZUS: Bearing all things, enduring all things for our love and hope regarding him, let us give thanks for all things, both favorable and unfavorable alike—I mean the pleasant and the painful—since reason often knows even these as arms of salvation. ON HIS BROTHER CAESARIUS 24.

LOVE CASTS OUT FEAR. AMBROSE: A man with this charity fears nothing, for charity casts out fear. When fear is banished and cast out, charity endures all things, bears all things. One who bears all things through love cannot fear martyrdom. LETTER 49, TO HORONATIANUS.

BELIEVING ALL THINGS. AUGUSTINE: For what is it to hear about oneself from you but to know oneself? Who, then, can know himself and say “It is false,” unless he himself lies? But because “charity believes all things,” certainly among those whom it makes one, in intimate union with each other, I, also, O Lord, do even confess to you in such a way that men may hear, though I cannot prove to them the things I confess are true. But those whose ears charity opens to me, they believe. CONFESSIONS 10.3.

EVEN DEATH. CHRYSOSTOM: Out of long suffering love bears all things, whether they are burdensome or grievous, whether insults, lashes or even death. HOMILY ON THE EPISTLES OF PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS 33.4.

LOVE ENDURES ALL THINGS. AUGUSTINE: The greater the love of God that the saints possess, the more they endure all things for him. ON PATIENCE 17.