Continue always to be a consolation and relief to everyone for the love of Our Lord; by this means you will make yourself very pleasing to Him (VII:31).

Perhaps Our Lord has permitted these causes of repugnance in order to preach to yourself and to protect you from the empty satisfactions we imperceptibly seek in our work (VII:21).

The ashes of these apostolic men will be the seed of a large number of good missionaries (VII:19).

May God's good pleasure be always the peace and tranquility of our afflicted hearts (VII:15).

Now we have many Missionaries in heaven. There is no room to doubt this since they all made the supreme sacrifice of their lives for charity and there is no greater love than to give one's life for the neighbor (VII:15).

Our Lord will not let this good work go unrewarded (VII:10).

I ask Our Lord to give you a share of His humility and patience to overcome your difficulties (VII:2).

I thank God for your willingness to do His Holy Will, no matter what the cost, with no regard for your own inclinations (VI:604).

This is how God usually works: He separates and then reunites; He distances and then brings close together; He takes away and then gives back; lastly, He destroys and restores, leaving nothing permanent in this life (VI:569).

May God grant us the grace to abandon ourselves complete into the arms of his Divine Goodness (VI:545).