The Greatest Power Available To Man Is

Do Not Think That Saintliness Comes From Occupation; It Depends Rather On What One Is. The Kind Of Work We Do Does Not Make Us Holy, But We May Make It Holy.

Treat All Things As If They Were Loaned To You Without Any Ownership - Whether Body Or Soul, Sense Or Strength, External Goods Or Honors, House Or Hall . . . Everything.

The Father And The Son Have One Will, And That Will Is The Holy Ghost, Who Gives Himself To The Soul So That The Divine Nature Permeates The Powers Of The Soul So That It Can Only Do God-like Works.

Let God Operate In Thee; Hand The Work Over To Him And Do Not Disquiet Thyself As To Whether Or No He Is Working With Nature Or Above Nature, For His Are Both Nature And Grace.

I Have Sought Earnestly And With Great Diligence That Good And High Virtue By Which Man May Draw Closest To God... And As Far As My Intelligence Would Permit, I Find That High Virtue To Be Pure Disinterest, That Is, Detachment From Creatures. Our Lord Said To Martha 'unum Est Necessarium', Which Is To Say; To Be Untroubled And Pure, One Thing Is Necessary And That Is Disinterest.