You let go --- or rather, you sent away --- those two young black men who stopped at your house, without welcoming them or having them take a rest (VII:259).

Do whatever God asks of you and remain at peace; above all, love and support one another in Our Lord (VII:256).

Provided Missionaries are truly humble, very obedient, mortified, zealous, and filled with confidence in God, His Divine Goodness will use them effectively everywhere and will supply for other qualities they might lack (VII:251).

Blessed are those souls who have died in the practice of charity (VII:248).

Our happiness lies in the Cross and Our Lord willed to enter His glory only through difficult things He endured (VII:246).

Never speak disparagingly of those who have contrary opinions (VII:240).

Since progress on your establishment is slow, you must be patient. In this world, things that of their nature must last longer are the ones that take the longest to develop (VII:235).

Put your trust in God's great goodness and offer yourself frequently to God that He may accomplish His good pleasure in and through you (VII:218).

Our Lord's yoke is easy to those who welcome it willingly and your burden will be light if you compare it with that of Jesus Christ (VII:203).

The more you give to Our Lord, the greater blessings you will receive (VII:203).