You will attain happiness if you practice faithfully humility, gentleness, and charity toward the poor (VII:471).

I praise God for the good dispositions He gives you to make yourself more and more pleasing in His eyes (VII:471).

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 give 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).