When in these matters you receive the power which stems from grace to be bound firmly to their continual stirrings

close, too, to finding that for which you yearn without your being aware of it | namely, the apperception of God | the wonderment of mind that is free of all images | and the spiritual silence of which the Fathers speak. | Blessed will you be | and held worthy of the great joy and gladness | which exists in our Lord — to whom be praise and honour. | And may He perfect us with knowledge of His mysteries, for ever and ever, amen. | 15.11, p. 87