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O God, you are my God;
I will bless you all my life. |
| Psalm 63:1,4 |
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May our lips praise you,
our lives proclaim your goodness,
our work give you honor,
and our voices celebrate you forever.
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Liturgy of the Hours
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| Let us press on to know the Lord. |
| Hosea 6:3 |
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Lord, no one can love something he does not know;
let us get to know you better
so that we can learn to love you completely.
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Bl. Henry Suso, 14th century
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| I love you, O Lord, my strength. |
| Psalm 18:1 |
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What is the mark of a love for God?
To keep his commandments for the sake of his glory.
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St. Basil the Great, 4th century
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| Remain in me and I in you. |
| Jesus; John 15:4 |
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Intimacy with the Lord
is achieved by cheerful readiness to do the will of God.
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St. Basil, 4th century
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My soul
proclaims the greatness of the Lord. |
| Luke 1:46 |
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When one devotes all his thoughts
to the praise and service of the Lord,
he proclaims God's greatness.
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Venerable Bede, 8th century
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God is love.
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| 1 John 4:16 |
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It is the nature of love to transform the lover
into the object loved. If we love God,
we ourselves become divinized.
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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| Serve the Lord with gladness. |
| Psalm 100:2 |
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Teach us, dear Lord, to serve you as you deserve.
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St. Ignatius of Loyola, 16th century
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With my whole heart, Lord,
I seek you. |
| Psalm 119:103 |
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O most merciful Redeemer, friend and brother,
may I know you more clearly,
love you more dearly,
follow you more nearly.
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St. Richard of Chichester, 13th century
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