We Never Become Truly Spiritual By Sitting

The Place Where Two Friends First Met Is Sacred To Them All Through Their Friendship, All The More Sacred As Their Friendship Deepens And Grows Old.

We Never Become Truly Spiritual By Sitting Down And Wishing To Become So. You Must Undertake Something So Great That You Cannot Accomplish It Unaided.

Never Be Afraid To Bring The Transcendent Mysteries Of Our Faith, Christ's Life And Death And Resurrection, To The Help Of The Humblest And Commonest Of Human Wants.

He Who Thinks That He Is Being Released From The Work, And Not Set Free In Order That He May Accomplish That Work, Mistakes The Christ From Whom The Freedom Comes, Mistakes The Condition Into Which His Soul Is Invited.

We Anticipate A Time When The Love Of Truth Shall Have Come Up To Our Love Of Liberty, And Men Shall Be Cordially Tolerant And Earnest Believers Both At Once.