God’s divine goodness is very pleased with the way you are resisting nature in its inclination for change (VII:470).

It is a great happiness to die in the actual practice of charity (VII:450).

Love one another… esteem and respect one another as daughters of Our Lord made in the image of God; bear with one another’s little weaknesses as you would wish to be borne with; lastly, comply graciously with one another’s wishes and never argue (VII:449).

Desires that come from God are gentle and leave the soul at peace; whereas inspirations of the evil spirit are, on the contrary, harsh and troubling to the person who has them (VII:434).

I hope that if we are faithful to God, His blessings will be multiplied for everyone in general and for each one in particular (VII:431).

If you have good will God will give you what you need to serve effectively the ecclesiastical state to which He has called you VII:425-426).

If the world takes something from us on the one hand, God will us something on the other (VII:424).

I ask Our Lord to grant us the grace of considering matters as they are in God and not as they appear apart from Him; otherwise we might deceive ourselves and act other than He wishes (VII:403).

It remains for you only to join zeal to action and to conform yourself to God’s good pleasure (VII:397).

How consoled you will be at the hour of death for having consumed your life for the same reason for which Jesus Christ gave His life– for charity, for God, for the poor (VII:397).