We are like the servants of the centurion in the gospel with regard to bishops, insofar as when they say to us: go, we are obliged to go; if they say: come, we are obliged to come; do that, and we are obliged to do it (I:297).

Do not be afraid of undertaking too much of what you can do without coming and going; but fear only the thought of doing more than you are doing and more than God is giving you the means to do (I:290).

People will never believe in us if we do not show love and compassion to those whom we wish to believe in us (I:277).

We do not believe people because they are very learned but because we consider them good and love them (I:276).

Remember, we live in Jesus Christ through the death of Jesus Christ, and we must die in Jesus Christ through the life of Jesus Christ, and our life must be hidden in Jesus Christ and filled with Jesus Christ, and in order to die as Jesus Christ, we must live in Jesus...

Must not a priest die of shame for claiming a reputation in the service he gives God and for dying in his bed, when he sees Jesus Christ rewarded for his work by disgrace and the gibbet (I:276).

You have been chosen from all eternity by the Providence of God to be their second redeemer; have pity on them! (I:245).

All things come to those who wait (I:234).

Our Lord is a continual communion for those who are united to what He wills and does not will (I:233).

It is good pleasure that we adapt ourselves to people's moods, to places and to times (I:228).