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Selected Letters of Saint Jane Frances de Chantal

XXVI. To Madame de la Fléchère.[A]

London Visitation Nuns (Harrow translation

XXVI. To Madame de la Fléchère.[A]

Vive ✠ Jésus!

Annecy, 1617.

Oh! may our most good and sweet Saviour be the strength and life of your soul, which is dear to me in very truth beyond all others, with, as you know, one exception, which does not bear comparison. Ah! my Sister, let us by faithful obedience press forward, enlarging our love for this all lovable Saviour. No, we have it not in our power to render Him a service, we are of too small account for that, but in the name of His Goodness let us do all we can to please Him, depending on Him, and on His Providence, so that it may be our sole support. I have no time to write, but I must send you this line to content my own heart and to salute yours. Adieu, and good morning, my Sister all dear to me.

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