Saints

Silhouette of two inverted mesas at dawn with a cross with the quote: "Faith is the face-to-face [with God] in darkness.”—Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity, I Have Found God: Complete Works Volume II, Letters from Carmel, Anne Englund Nash, Tr.
Face-to-Face
A long exposure photo of the SpaceX Falcon 9 lifting off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base with the quote: "You have been given time on this earth, not eternity; use the time as those who know they are going to set out from here."—Saint Ambrose, Saint Ambrose Letters, The Fathers of the Church, Vol. 26
Set Out From Here
Silhouette profile of a woman with an aura/halo around her and a crown being placed on her with the quote: Blessed are those who endure when they are tested. When they pass the test, they will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love Him.—James 1:12 (GWT)
The Crown of Life
Watercolor painting by French painter James Tissot named The Ointment of the Magdalene (Le parfum de Madeleine) (1886-1894) depicting Mary Magdalene kneeling before Christ, anointing his feet with costly nard oil, and wiping them with her hair, a gesture of deference and devotion with the quote: Judas thought Mary’s anointing was wasteful, preventing the costly nard from benefitting the poor. In point of fact, it served precisely that purpose... for the worst sort of poverty is to be unaware of or unmoved by the Savior’s presence. Are we willing to “waste” our lives for the love of Jesus? To be embarrassingly attentive to him?—Magnificat, April 15, 2019
The Worst Sort of Poverty
Two boats (canoes) docked in a foggy pond or lake with the quote: “Let God push your boat out into the deep waters, toward the unfathomable depths of the interior life.”—Diary of Saint Faustina Kowalska: Divine Mercy in My Soul
Let God Push Your Boat
Statue of Saint Paul the apostle with a sword and scroll in Saint Peter's Square, outside Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City with the quote: “A hero gives us the illusion of surpassing humanity. But the saint does not surpass it: he assumes humanity. He strives to come as close as possible to his model, Jesus Christ, which is to say, the One who was perfect man, who was man with perfect simplicity, who was man to the point, precisely, of disconcerting all heroes.”—Georges Bernanos, Bernanos: An Ecclesial Existence
Disconcerting All Heroes
Photo of outstretched hands cupped under a neon light, ready to receive something, such as a donation or gift with the quote: "The same way Jesus allows himself to be broken and given to us as food, we, too, must divide and share what we have with others."—St. Teresa of Calcutta, One Heart Full of Love
Share What We Have
Artwork of Jesus in a glass/crystal prism with the quote: "Suffering is a great grace; through suffering the soul becomes like the Savior; in suffering love becomes crystallized; the greater the suffering, the purer the love."—Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska, Diary: Divine Mercy in My Soul
In Suffering Love Becomes Crystallized
Photo of a person walking alone on a snowy road with a quote from Saint John of the Cross.
A Separate Path: Not All Those Who Wander are Lost
Digital wall art depicting four perspectives of Jesus Christ to represent how the four Gospels tell the same story of Christ in different ways. with the quote: Above all it’s the Gospels that occupy my mind when I'm at prayer. I'm always finding fresh lights there, hidden and enthralling meanings.—St. Therese of Lisieux, Story of a Soul: The Autobiography of St. Therese of Lisieux
The Gospels: Four Faces of Christ