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| Serve the Lord. |
| Romans 12:11 |
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God accepts our good will and the work of his servants
no matter how we feel.
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Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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Blessed are the pure of heart,
they shall see God. |
| Jesus; Matthew 5:8 |
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Seeing God means following him
wherever he might lead.
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St. Gregory of Nyssa, 4th century
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We are unworthy servants;
we have only done what was our duty. |
| Luke 17:10 |
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A faithful person must be a servant,
so that he refers all that is his to God.
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St. Thomas Aquinas, 13th century
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Take good heed to yourselves, therefore,
to love the Lord, your God. |
| Joshua 23:11 |
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Our salvation consists in loving God.
A soul that does not love God is not living, but dead.
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St. Alphonse Liguori, 18th century
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| Serve the Lord with gladness. |
| Psalm 100:2 |
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We must serve God in a holy freedom.
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'The Practice of the Presence of God', Br. Lawrence, 17th century
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| Keep holy the Lord's day. |
| Exodus 20:11 |
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You cannot pray at home as at Church where there is a great multitude,
where exclamations are cried to God as from one great heart,
and where there is something more: the union of minds,
the accord of souls, and the bond of charity.
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St. John Chrysostom, 4th century
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Teach me to do your will,
for you are my God.
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| Psalm 143:10 |
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Let us see what is good and pleasing and acceptable
in the sight of our Maker.
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St. Clement of Rome, 2nd century
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| My eyes are ever toward the Lord. |
| Psalm 25:15 |
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O Lord, all our trouble comes to us
from not having our eyes fixed upon you.
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St. Teresa of Avila, 16th century
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