St. Gregory the Great

Faith is the proof of what cannot be seen. What is seen gives knowledge, not faith. —St. Gregory the Great

For he is less in need who is without a garment, than he who is without humility. — St. Gregory the Great

Obedience is the only virtue that implants the other virtues in the heart and preserves them after they have been so implanted. — St. Gregory the Great

When we are linked by the power of prayer, we hold each other’s hand, as it were, while we walk along a slippery path. — St. Gregory the Great

The disbelief of Thomas has done more for our faith than the faith of the other disciples. As he touches Christ and is won over to belief, every doubt is cast aside, and our faith is strengthened. — St. Gregory the Great

The disbelief of Thomas has done more for our faith than the faith of the other disciples. As he touches Christ and is won over to belief, every doubt is cast aside and our faith is strengthened. — St. Gregory the Great

For the soul is the inner face of man, by which we are known, that we may be regarded with love by our maker. — St. Gregory the Great

It is in vain that we cut off the branches of evil, if we leave intact the root, which continually produces new ones. — St. Gregory the Great

God wishes to be asked, he wishes to be forced, he wishes, in a certain manner, to be overcome by our prayer. — St. Gregory the Great