Whoever does evil, does injury to Christ.

 
St. Caesarius of Arles, 6th century

The more we empty ourselves
the more room 
we give God to fill us.

 
Bl. Teresa of Calcutta, 20th century

In imitation of the Lord,
be humble and gentle in all you do.

 
St. Vincent de Paul, 17th century

God places more value on goodwill in all we do,
then on the works themselves.

 
St. Lawrence Justinian, 15h century

Even the most isolated or poorest being,
the person whom illness has nailed to a bed of pain,
or whose life is made up of humble renunciations and daily sacrifices,
can exert an influence on others, and attain, through divine grace,
that which his activity perhaps would not have attained.

 
Servant of God, Elisabeth Leseur, 20th century

Love is watchful; sleeping, it does not slumber.
Wearied, it is not tired, alarmed, it is not confused,
but like a living flame, a burning torch,
it moves upward and passes unharmed through every obstacle.

 
The Imitation of Christ'; Thomas a Kempis,15th century

The spirit of humility is sweeter than honey,
and those who nourish themselves with this honey
produce sweet fruit.

 
St. Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th century

Silence is sometimes an act of energy,
and smiling, too.

 
Servant of God, Elisabeth Leseur, 20th century