Do not let yourself get carried away by the impetuosity of your impulsive ideas (II:520).
Quote of the Day – July 19
Let us abandon ourselves to the direction of God's loving Providence, and we shall be safe from all sorts of inconveniences that our haste may draw down on us (II:517).
Quote of the Day – July 18
Let us keep ourselves always dependent on God's Providence since it pleases Him and He sees what is best for us (II:517).
Quote of the Day – July 17
Be most cordial with everyone and spare nothing for the assistance of the sick members of the Company (II:499).
Quote of the Day – July 16
Let us abandon ourselves to the Providence of God and be on our guard against anticipating it (II:499).
Quote of the Day – July 15
Grace has its moments (II:499).
Quote of the Day – July 14
What great missionaries you and I would be if we only knew how to animate souls with the spirit of the Gospel which should make them conformable to Jesus Christ (II:494).
Quote of the Day – July 13
There is a great difference between being a Catholic and being an upright man (II:494).
Quote of the Day – July 12
Excess in the practice of virtue is no less imperfect than the lack of it (II:471).
Quote of the Day – July 11
Good living and the good odor of the Christian virtues put into practice draw the black sheep back to the right path and confirm Catholics on it (II:442).