The cross is a precious treasure to be kept secret, lest we be robbed of it. — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share Image
Let every knee bend before Thee, O greatness of my God, so supremely humbled in the Sacred Host. May every heart love Thee, every… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
O my Saviour, who am I, that Thou shouldst have so long awaited my repentance! — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Crosses, contempt, sorrows and afflictions are the real treasures of the lovers of Jesus Christ crucified — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Have recourse trustfully to Gods loving kindness and He will not forsake you, for He longs to bestow His graces. Though you may have… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Let us begin in earnest to work out our salvation, for no one will do it for us, since even He Himself, Who made… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
The cross is a precious treasure to be kept secret, lest we be robbed of it. — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
It is attachment to creatures and to self-satisfaction that weakens the blessings of love in your heart. You must die to all that, if… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Since God wishes it - there is nothing to be done. . . Why should you thus torment yourself? Get rid of whatever He… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
The heaviest of my crosses was that I could do nothing to lighten the cross my mother was suffering. — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Until we have acquired genuine prayer, we are like people teaching children to begin to walk. — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Cling to God, and leave all the rest to Him: He will not let you perish. Your soul is very dear to Him, He… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Do nothing through human respect and, when it assails you, say: I shall do neither more nor less for the eyes of creatures. O… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
May faith be the torch which illuminates, animates, and sustains you. — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
Look upon yourself as a tree planted beside the water, which bears its fruit in due season; the more it is shaken by the… — Margaret Mary Alacoque Copy Share
