with blood, let us press out for Jesus a new wine which may slake His thirst, and looking around Him He will no longer be able to say that He is alone; we shall be there to help.[1]
Neglect, forgetfulness . . . this it is, it seems to me, which still pains Him the most.
VIII LETTER TO HER SISTER CÉLINE
Here on earth, where all changes,
one sole thing changes not, the King of
Heaven's mode of acting as regards His
friends. Ever since He uplifted the
standard of the Cross, it is in its shadow
that all must fight and gain the victory.
VI LETTER TO HER MISSIONARY "BROTHERS"
It is indeed more through suffering
and persecution than through eloquent
preaching, that God wills to establish
His Kingdom in souls.
VI LETTER TO HER MISSIONARY "BROTHERS"
- ↑ Isa., lxiii, 5.
