"Whosoever immerses himself often in contemplation of the Biblical accounts will inevitably sense within his soul an extraordinary, strange impression." - St Ignatius (Brianchaninov)

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"I am your brother, whom you sold. Do not sorrow that you sold me . . . Let this not worry you or torture you! God, Who provides for your salvation, led me here.

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"Wise, virtuous Joseph! He decided to delay revealing himself to his brothers to another time. What self-control this great soul had!" - St Ignatius Brianchaninov

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"The Lord, Who chose Joseph from the days of his childhood; the Lord, Who helped him in slavery in the house of Potiphar—He did not abandon Joseph in prison." - St Ignatius Brianchaninov

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"To see our sins: that is the safest kind of vision! 'A contrite and humble heart God shall not despise.'" - St Ignatius Brianchaninov

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"God always saves those who run to Him with simplicity and faith."

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"For our own good, our own happiness, let us at least give ourselves a promise that from this day, from this hour, from this minute, we will now try to love God most of all and to fulfill His holy will!" - St Herman of Alaska

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"For the fervor in keeping the memory of this God-pleaser, the Lord generously rewarded us, sinful people, who had filled the church on the day of his glorification; the Grace of the Holy spirit warmed dry hearts and the six-hour service passed without notice." - Archimandrite Cyprian (Pizhov)

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"Man's personal efforts are like a receiver for the grace of God. The greater and more decisive these efforts are, the greater is the grace-filled help from God that they attract."

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