“The most excellent works are not those that have the most pomp, extent or renown, but rather those where you can most easily get at souls, and do them good.” – St. Vincent de Paul – Sometimes the work I do seems endless and without noticeable...
We cannot better assure our eternal happiness than by living and dying in the service of the poor, in the arms of Providence, and with genuine renouncement of ourselves in order to follow Jesus Christ (III:384).
“When we meet with things very pleasing, before yielding to the joy they elicit, let us raise our hearts to God and thank His loving mercy which sends us the consolation.” (SW: 826) – St. Louise de Marillac – Lord, it seems that I always call...
“If we are faithful in small things, God will entrust us with those that are greater.” (CCD 11:346) – St. Vincent de Paul – Lord, nothing done for you is small in your sight. I praise you for gifting me with talents to place in the service of...
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