“There is no such thing as chance or coincidence. In our lives, everything, comma everything, comma everything is part of the Providence of God. Meaning what? Everything in our lives is God’s way of providing the means we need to reach our heavenly destiny.” – Fr. John Hardon
“Holiness is selfless charity. Selflessness.” – Fr. John Hardon
“The best way to expiate our sins is to live with people who test our patience.” – Fr. John Hardon
“I’m not even sure which takes more courage; to travel to distant places and evangelize what we call the pagan lands, or to witness to Jesus Christ right at home and our community.” – Fr. John Hardon
“We cooperate with God’s grace in the measure of our humility” – Fr. Hardon
“We know that suffering is not something to be rejected. It is rather something that God wants us to accept.” – Fr. John Hardon
“Learn and live the faith; speak, write and teach it; coordinate, cooperate, and organize without competitiveness, and suffer and endure all the trials and tribulations that can be expected when spreading the truth in a pagan society.” – Fr. John Hardon
“To understand the meaning of the Precious Blood, we must get some comprehension of the gravity of sin, of the awfulness of offending God, because it required the Blood of the Son of God to forgive that sin.” – Fr. John Hardon
“A person is as Catholic as he or she is Marian.” – Fr. John Hardon
“All our desires will be satisfied, provided we want what God wants. All our desires should always be satisfied, and they will be, under one condition, when we want what God wants us to want.” – Fr. John Hardon
“I suggest we make a list of the deceased persons whom we wish to remember in our Masses, prayers and sacrifices for their souls. This is called a Necrology. Every family should have its own Necrology of deceased members whom we daily recommend to our merciful Lord.” – Fr. Hardon
Under Mary's Mantle 