St. Alphonsus Liguori on Devotion to the Passion
From chapter five of The Holy Eucharist. Who can deny that, of all devotions, devotion to the Passion of Jesus Christ is the most useful, “St. Alphonsus Liguori on Devotion to the Passion”
“Let us now imagine that this castle, as I have said, contains many mansions, some above, others below, others at each side; and in the centre and midst of them all is the chiefest mansion where the most secret things pass between God and the soul.”
“I want you to consider what will be the state of this castle, so beautiful and resplendent this Orient pearl, this tree of life, planted in the living waters of life — namely, in God — when the soul falls into a mortal sin. No thicker darkness exists, and there is nothing dark and black which is not much less so than this.”
From chapter five of The Holy Eucharist. Who can deny that, of all devotions, devotion to the Passion of Jesus Christ is the most useful, “St. Alphonsus Liguori on Devotion to the Passion”
From chapter 37 of The Life of Teresa of Jesus. If I were asked which I preferred, to endure all the trials of the world “St. Teresa of Avila on Suffering for a Greater Place in Heaven”