Finding God In All Things.

They Who Load Us With Insults And Ignominies Give Us The Means Of Acquiring Treasures More Precious Than Any That Man Can Gain In This Life.

It Is Not The Finest Wood That Feeds The Fire Of Divine Love, But The Wood Of The Cross.

Calisto, A Companion Of Ignatius, And Who On Recovering From A Severe Illness Had Heard Of The Imprisonment Of Ignatius, Hastened From Segnovia, Where He Was Staying, And Came To Alcala, That He, Too, Might Be Cast Into Prison.

A Religious Ought To Dread More Being Afraid Of Poverty Than Experiencing It.

There Is No Doubt That God Will Never Be Wanting To Us, Provided That He Finds In Us That Humility Which Makes Us Worthy Of His Gifts, The Desire Of Possessing Them, And The Promptitude To Co-operate Industriously With The Graces He Gives Us.