Let us try to act rightly that we shall have reason to trust in the infinite goodness of the Auditor of our Life, our Sovereign Judge (I:172).

The countryside is so vast! There are people by the thousands filling up hell. All the ecclesiastics, with all the religious, would not suffice to remedy this misfortune (I:166).

Beg the Lord to bind your hearts together into one, which will be His own, and to strengthen you in your work (I:163).

Place yourself complete in that holy love which is brought about by trust in God and mistrust of oneself (I:150).

Oh, what great reason people of good will have to be cheerful (I:145).

How admirable and adorable are the ways by which God leads his own (I:123).

The spirit of Our Lord will be your rule (I:118).

You must make it understood that the poor are being damned for want of knowing the things necessary for salvation (I:112).

How fortunate you are to walk on the ground where so many great and holy individuals have trod (I:112).

The kingdom of God is peace in the Holy Spirit (I:111).