Charity toward the neighbor is an infallible sign of the true children of God (XIIIb:8).

We should spend as much time thanking God for His favors as we did in asking Him for them (XII:399).

When human prudence fails, the light of divine wisdom begins to dawn (XII:399).

I am a poor blind man unable to take a single step in the way of goodness unless You, O God, extend Your merciful hand to guide me (XII:394).

I am not a man but a poor worm crawling along the earth, not knowing where I am going, but seeking only to hide myself in you, O God (XII:394).

You should realize that someone appointed by God to serve others is not put out by the demands made on him (XII:392).

All those who love the poor in life will have nothing to fear from death (XII:391).

What is done out of charity is done for God (XII:391).

To conform ourselves in everything to the will of God, and to take all our pleasure in this is to lead a truly angelic life upon earth, and even to live the very life of Jesus Christ (XII:389).

Once God has begun to do good to a creature, He continues to do so to the end (XII:389).