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| You have tasted the kindness of the Lord. |
| 1 Peter 2:3 |
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Everything is grace because everything is God's gift.
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St. Therese of Lisieux, 19th century
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God loved us,
even when we were dead through our trespasses.
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| Ephesians 2:4.5 |
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If we never fell,
we should not know how feeble and how wretched we are of ourself,
and also we should not fully know
that marvelous love of our Maker.
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Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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The Father has sent his Son
as the Savior of the world. |
| 1 John 4:14 |
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What greater grace could God have made to dawn on us
than to make his only Son become the son of man,
so that a son of man might in his turn
become son of God?
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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| Ask, and it will be given you. |
| Matthew 7:7 |
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God always gives us more than we ask him for. Always.
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St. Teresa of Avila, 16th century
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| With God all things are possible. |
| Jesus; Matthew 19:26 |
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All things are possible to you, through God’s grace.
Come to Him for the will and the power
to do that to which He calls you.
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Bl. John Henry Newman, 19th century
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| Let us do good to all. |
| Galatians 6:10 |
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God still loves the world through you and through me.
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Bl. Teresa of Calcutta, 20th century
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As the Father has loved me
so have I loved you. |
| Jesus John 15:9 |
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Glad and merry and sweet
is the blessed and lovely demeanor of our Lord
toward our souls.
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Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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For you I wait all the long day,
because of your goodness, Lord. |
| Psalm 25:5 |
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Glory to the Beautiful One,
who conformed us to his image!
Glory to the Fair One
who did not look upon our foulness.
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St. Ephraem, 4th century
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