Speak To Him Often Of Your Business,

He Would Be Guilty Of Mortal Sin, Because He Exposes Himself To The Danger Of Grievously Offending God. Hence, Before He Acts He Must Lay Aside The Doubt; And If He Has Not Hitherto Done So, He Must Confess It, At Least, As It Is Before God. But The Scrupulous, Who Have Doubts About Everything, Must Follow Another Rule: They Must Obey Their Confessor. When He Tells Them To Conquer Their Doubts, And To Act Against Scruples, They Should Obey With Exactness; Otherwise They Will Render Themselves Unable And Unfit To Perform Any Spiritual Exercise.

If, On A Rare Occasion, It Is Necessary To Speak With Some Severity In Order To Make A Grievous Crime Felt, We Should Always, At The Conclusion Of The Rebuke, Add Some Kind Words. We Must Heal Wounds, As The Samaritan Did, With Wine And Oil. But As Oil Floats Above All Other Liquors, So Meekness Should Predominate In All Our Actions.

Mary Obtains Salvation For All Who Have Recourse To Her. Oh! If All Sinners Had Recourse To Mary, Who Would Ever Be Lost? ... He Who Is Protected By Her Will Be Saved; He Who Is Not Will Be Lost.

He Who Trusts Himself Is Lost. He Who Trusts In God Can Do All Things.

The More A Person Loves God, The More Reason He Has To Hope In Him. This Hope Produces In The Saints An Unutterable Peace, Which They Preserve Even In Adversity, Because As They Love God, And Know How Beautiful He Is To Those Who Love Him, They Place All Their Confidence And Find All Their Repose In Him Alone.