God uses the most inferior materials for the extraordinary workings of His grace (XI:10).

Don't think that it's a small thing to be devoted to the relief of those in distress (XI:17).

Let us thank God for having given this Community the care of the mentally ill and the incorrigible (XI:17).

If we make poor use of God's graces by neglecting our primary duties, God will take these graces from us (XI:12).

The first step for a person who wants to acquire virtue is to become the master of his mouth (XI:8).

What a great thing a good priest is! What is there that a good priest can't do? (XI:6)

Would we want to be in this world without pleasing God and procuring for Him His greater glory? (XI:2)

As soon as we empty ourselves of self, God will fill us with Himself (XI:2).

Charity is the paradise of communities and the soul of the virtues and it is humility that attracts and preserves them (XI:1).

Let us strive for humility, especially since the more humble we are, the more charitable we will be toward our neighbor (XI:1).