Salvation By The Cross. [lat., In Cruce

Every Man Naturally Desires Knowledge; But What Good Is Knowledge Without Fear Of God? Indeed A Humble Rustic Who Serves God Is Better Than A Proud Intellectual Who Neglects His Soul To Study The Course Of The Stars.

Love Wakes Much And Sleeps Little And, In Sleeping, Does Not Sleep. It Faints Is Not Weary; It Is Restricted In Its Liberty And Is Great Freedom. It Sees Reasons To Fear And Does Not Fear, But, Like An Ember Or A Spark Of Fire, Flames Always Upward, By The Fervor Of Its Love, Toward God, And Through The Special Help Of Grace Is Delivered From All Perils And Dangers

So Fixed Are Our Spirits In Slothfulness And Cold Indifference That We Seldom Overcome So Much As One Evil Habit.

Great Tranquility Of Heart Is His Who Cares For Neither Praise Nor Blame.

Judge Yourself And Beware Of Passing Judgement On Others. In Judging Others We Expend Our Energy To No Purpose; We Are Often Mistaken And Easily Sin. But If We Judge Ourselves Our Labour Is Always To Our Profit.