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| It is the Lord! |
| John 21:7 |
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All that takes place within us, around us, or through us
contains and hides God’s divine action.
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'Abandonment to Divine Providence', Jean Pierre de Caussade, 18th century
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Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me.
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| Psalm 23:6 |
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Those who love the Lord shall lack no good thing.
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St. Columban, 6th century
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The Lord will never leave you
nor forsake you.
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| Deuteronomy 31:8 |
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Leave the future to God’s providence.
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St. Francis de Sales, 17th century
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Lord, into your hands
I commend my spirit.
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| Psalm 31:5 |
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Leave everything at the foot of the cross,
and abandon yourself to Divine Providence.
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Bl. Marie Riviere, 19th century
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Cast all your anxieties on the Lord,
for he cares about you. |
| 1 Peter 5:7 |
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Do not be afraid to abandon yourself unreservedly
to God’s loving Providence.
A child cannot perish in the arms of a Father
who is all powerful.
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St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, 17th century
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In everything, God works for good
with those who love him. |
| Romans 8:28 |
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It is one of the most firmly established
and most consoling truths that have been revealed to us,
that, apart from sin,
nothing happens to us in life unless God wills it so.
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St. Claude de la Colombiere, 17th century
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Let me be glad
and rejoice in your love. |
| Psalm 31:7 |
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I believe O my Savior,
that you know just what is best for me.
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Ven. John Henry Newman, 19th century
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| Commit your way to the Lord. |
| Psalm 37:5 |
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It shall happen as God shall choose,
for assuredly we depend not on our own power
but on the power of God.
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St. Perpetua, 3rd century
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