A Great Memory Does Not

We Must Make Up Our Minds To Be Ignorant Of Much, If We Would Know Anything.

I Want A Laitywho Know Their Creed So Well, That They Can Give An Account Of It, Who Know So Much Of History That They Can Defend It.

How Can We Feel Our Need Of His Help, Or Our Dependence On Him, Or Our Debt To Him, Or The Nature Of His Gift To Us, Unless We Know Ourselves.... This Is Why Many In This Age (and In Every Age) Become Infidels, Heretics, Schismatics, Disloyal Despisers Of The Church.... They Have Never Had Experience Of His Power And Love, Because They Have Never Known Their Own Weakness And Need.

Prayer Is To The Spiritual Life What The Beating Of The Pulse And The Drawing Of The Breath Are To The Life Of The Body.

I Will Trust Him. Whatever, Wherever I Am, I Can Never Be Thrown Away. If I Am In Sickness, My Sickness May Serve Him; In Perplexity, My Perplexity May Serve Him; If I Am In Sorrow, My Sorrow May Serve Him. My Sickness, Or Perplexity, Or Sorrow May Be Necessary Causes Of Some Great End, Which Is Quite Beyond Us. He Does Nothing In Vain.