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| My heart is steadfast, O God. |
| Psalm 57:7 |
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To pray is to lie in constant, calm, strong,
and lasting union with God;
to look at everything from God‘s point of view.
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Servant of God, Elisabeth Leseur, 20th century
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If he asks for a fish,
he will not give him a snake, will he? |
| Jesus; Matthew 7:10 |
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The goodness of God is the highest object of prayer
and it reaches down to our lowest need.
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Bl. Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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| In the shadow of your wings I sing for joy. |
| Psalm 63:7 |
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Begin all your prayers in the presence of God.
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St. Francis de Sales, 17th century
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| Trust in God at all times. |
| Psalm 62:8 |
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We should pray with full confidence,
and by his grace cling to him with real understanding
and unshakeable love.
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Bl. Julian of Norwich, 14th century
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| Continue in prayer. |
| Colossians 4:2 |
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The fruit of prayer is a clean heart;
and a clean heart is free to love.
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St. Teresa of Kolkata, 20th century
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| Come to me. |
| Jesus; Matthew 11:28 |
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Deep down in every human heart
there is a knowledge of God
and the desire to communicate with Him.
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St. Teresa of Kolkata, 20th century
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| I will bless the Lord who gives me counsel. |
| Psalm 16:7 |
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Prayer is nothing else
than being on terms of friendship with God.
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St. Teresa of Avila, 16th century
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| You in me, and I in you. |
| Jesus; John 14:20 |
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To pray,
is to be in constant, calm, strong, and lasting union with God.
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Servant of God, Elisabeth Leseur, 20th century
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