A far more consummate sanctity must be that which can mix freely and easily with the crowd and condescend thoroughly to its ways, and not only remain pure as the sunbeam that pierces the foulest dungeon, but be also a source of life and moral health and renovation to all around it.— Father Coleridge, S.J.
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New Zealand Tablet, 19 September 1918, Page 34
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