My
dearly beloved ones,
(to
her daughters 29 October 1838, Anth: 126)
Have
the sweet confidence that
(to
her daughters 29 October 1838, Anth: 126)
we
no longer need
(to
M. de Larochenégly 10 August 1866, Anth: 176)
to
be concerned
(to
M. de Larochenégly 10 August 1866, Anth: 176)
what
is going to become of us.
(to
Bishop Bonnel of Viviers, December 1834, Anth, 112)
We
still possess
(to
M. de Larochenégly 28 February 1871, Anth: 206)
this dear work.
(to
M. Alice Bertier 27 December 1878, Anth: 239)
Always cherish
(to
her nephew, Abbé Léon Couderc 21 November 1883, Anth: 261)
the consolation of being able to
(to
her brother Abbé Jean Couderc 28
December 1882, Anth, 260)
make Our Lord known and loved.
(to
Madame Stéphanie de Plessis 18 May 1880,
Anth: 247)
All
our affairs are in the hands of God.
(to
Sister Agnes 14 January 1836, Anth: 113)
Allow the good God and His grace to work, gratefully receiving each day what he deigns to give us, well knowing that we possess nothing and that all things come to us from Him.
(to
M. de Larochenégly 13 February 1864, Anth: 156)
I
pray Our Lord more than ever to be your light, your wisdom and your strength.
(to
M. de Larochenégly 27 May 1867, Anth: 184)
God
will do the rest.
(to
M. de Larochenégly 7 June 1876, Anth : 227)
Adieu
and always for God
(to
her nephew Abbé Léon Couderc 28 November 1884, Anth: 268)
Source: selection of M. Thérèse’s letters (Anthology of Congregation Documents)
