Wherever there is the Lord's name,
everything will be well.

 
St. John Chrysostom, 4th century

Our Lord submitted to death, enduring it willingly,
because by this means he would be able to destroy death
in spite of itself.

 
St. Ephraem, 4th century

Christianity will always be seen by this world as a living paradox,
a madness for some, a scandal for others.
For us, it is a divine truth and reality.

 
St. James Alberione, 20th century

Our blessed friend is Jesus;
it is his will and plan that we cling to him,
and hold tight always, in whatever circumstances.

 
Julian of Norwich, 14th century

In Christ we see the object of our love,
by the Spirit we are empowered to love him.

 
St. Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th century

The price Our Lord paid was nothing short
of the whole treasure of his blood, poured forth to the last drop.
He shed his whole life for us; he left himself empty of his all.

 
Bl. John Henry Newman, 19th century

God is supreme wealth, supreme wisdom, supreme goodness,
and supreme beauty.

 
St. Catherine of Siena, 14th century

Through Christ,
the Lord willed that we should taste eternal knowledge.

 
St. Clement of Rome, 1st century