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New Zealand Tablet, Volume LI, Issue 15, 10 April 1924, Page 54

Let us calmly, gracefully, sweetly, joyously go forth to fulfil our various offices; and in a subdued, peaceful and happy temper to encounter our trials. , So shall largeness of mind, abhorrence of strife, clemency of criticism, absence of suspicion, tenderness of compassion,, and love of the brotherhood be to us a tewer of strength and a fount of consolation now, in death, and in the-day of eternity.—Cardinal Newman.