Mother Lurana White 1870-1935

“I knew that God was speaking to my soul more clearly than ever before; desires and ideals that I can best summarize in the word “sacrifice” began to form somewhat chaotically, but, notwithstanding, with partially definite shape, and I became conscious of two things: first, that my life was to be different from that of my girl friends, for I knew that I should not marry; and secondly, that I wished to do and suffer something worth while for God and for others.” - See more at: http://waldronsaints.com/lurana-white-1870-1935.html#sthash.fTzLVxzs.dpuf

Blessed Leonid Fedorov 1879-1935

“The true messianism of  the Russian Church is not what the Slavophiles have imagined, but it is the  example of suffering. It is in this way that she shows that she is the  continuation of Christ in this world.” - See more at: http://waldronsaints.com/leonid-fedorov-1879-1935.html#sthash.McXKWSio.dpuf

Saint Boniface 672-754

 

“Let us be neither dogs that do not bark nor silent onlookers nor paid servants who run away before the wolf. Instead let us be careful shepherds watching over Christ’s flock. Let us preach the whole of God’s plan to the powerful and to the humble, to rich and to poor, to men of every rank and age, as far as God gives us the strength, in season and out of season.” - See more at: http://waldronsaints.com/saint-boniface.html#sthash.2VB6bjG1.dpuf

Saint Joseph of Cupertino 1603-1663

 

 

"Clearly, what  God wants above all is our will which we received as a free gift from God in  creation and possess as though our own. When a man trains himself to acts of virtue, it is with the help of grace from God from whom all good things come that he does this. The will is what man has as his unique possession" - See more at: http://www.waldronsaints.com/saint-joseph-of-cupertino-1603-1663.html#sthash.N1wSVvkA.dpuf

Bishop Francis Ford 1892-1952

”Don’t follow where the path may lead ……go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." - See more at: http://waldronsaints.com/bishop-francis-ford-1892-1952.html#sthash.HBQe7QbZ.dpuf