Summary

The Path To Heaven (1865)

“ And by the assistance of thy holy grace, I am resolved to live and die in the communion of this thy Church.
Relying upon thy goodness, power, and promises, I hope to obtain pardon of my sins, and life everlasting, through the merits of thy Son Jesus Christ, my only Redeemer, and by the intercession of his blessed Mother, and all the saints.
I love thee with all my heart and soul, and desire to love thee as the blessed do in heaven. I adore all the designs of thy divine Providence, resigning myself entirely to thy will.
I also love my neighbour for thy sake, as I love myself.
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The Path To Heaven (1865)

“ Jesus Christ has died for us. There is nothing so bitter that it may not be made sweet by the death of Christ. All my hope is built on the death of my Lord. His death is my merit, my refuge, my salvation, my life, and my resurrection. The mercy of our Lord is my merit. I shall not be wanting in merit as long as our Lord ceases not to be merciful to me; and since the mercies of our Lord are great, my merit is also great." The greater is his power to save us, the safer am I. If this or that unpleasant thought pursues and troubles me, I run to take refuge in the wounds of Jesus Christ. ”
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The Path To Heaven (1865)

“ Alas! without thee, my soul is a barren hind, fertile only in the production of weeds and brambles; but with patient love thou hast come to my assistance, saying, " Fear not, O land, be glad and rejoice, for I, the Lord, have done great things" for thee. Ah, merciful Lord! what hast thou left undone to secure my happiness? And now, forgetful of all my fast ingratitude, thou invitest me to thy sacred banquet, come, then, with confidence, because " thou art my God, and hast heard me, and art become my salvation." Oh, " what shall I render unto thee, O Lord, for all thou hast rendered unto me? ”
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