All the "Quiet Moments" quotes from the September 2009 issue of Catholic Digest . "God sustains every soul and dwells in it substantially, even though it may be that of the greatest sinner in the world...do comes from the center, where we are all anchored in God: a life soaked through and through by a sense of God's reality and claim, and self-given to the great movement of God's will."~Evelyn Underhil

Cold in the earth Emily Jane Brontë (1818/07/30—1848/12/19: b. Thornton, Yorkshire, England; d. Haworth, Yorkshire, England) Emily Brontë, transcribed from Touched with Fire (ed. Jack Hydes) (1985...tomb already more than mine! And even yet, I dare not let it languish, Dare not indulge in Memory’s rapturous pain: Once drinking deep of that divinest anguish, How could I seek the empty world again