Love is a great thing, greatest of all goods, because it alone renders light every burden and bears equally all that is unequal.
Love is a great thing, greatest of all goods, because it alone renders light every burden and bears equally all that is unequal.
The lover flies, runs and rejoices; he is free and nothing can restrain him. He gives all for all and has all in all.
He who is in perfect peace suspects no man. But he who is discontented and disturbed is agitated by various suspicions; he neither has rest himself, nor does he permit others to rest.
Love feels no burden, values no labours, would like to do more than it can do, without excusing itself with impossibility, because it believes that it may and can do all things.
Ask, and you will receive; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.
He who knows how to suffer will enjoy much peace, and he is a conqueror of himself, the lord of the world, the friend of Christ, and an heir of Heaven.