Make good use of prudence; we have to form our judgment on Christian teaching of which we are always sure (XII:147).

Simplicity consists in saying things as we have them at heart (XII:143).

Everyone loves simple, candid people who do not use subtleties or tricks, who are straightforward and speak sincerely, with the result that whatever they say comes from their heart (XII:142).

True religion is found among the poor. God enriches them with a lively faith: they believe, they touch, they taste the words of life (XII:142).

Of ourselves we can do nothing but spoil everything (XII:139).

Go and do what you can for your part and God will do the rest (XII:139).

Lord, to glorify you, I want to hear and to do whatever is indicated to me on Your behalf (XII:135).

We have to strive to raise our hearts to Him in our principal actions in order to consecrate them entirely to Him and do them in conformity to His will (XII:135).

Our works are worthless if they are not vibrant and animated by the intention of doing them for God (XII:129).

Provided that we are faithful to Him we will lack nothing; He himself will live in us, guide, defend and love us (XII:119).