The Cause of the Canonisation of John Henry Cardinal Newman

The Catholic saints alone confess sin, because the Catholic saints alone see God.
From the sermon ‘The Religion of the Pharisee, the Religion of Mankind’ (1856) Click here for the full text (leaves site)

Little children, let us love one another. Let us be meek and gentle; let us think before we speak … let us do good, not hoping for a return, and avoiding all display before [...]

The more a person tries to obey his conscience, the more he gets alarmed at himself, for obeying it so imperfectly. His sense of duty will become more keen, and his perception of transgression more delicate, and he will understand more and more how many things he has to be forgiven.
From the sermon ‘Dispositions for [...]

The immortality of truth, its oneness, the impossibility of falsehood coalescing with it, what truth is, what it should lead one to do in particular cases, how it lies in the details [...]

What an overwhelming horror it must have been for the Blessed Mary to witness the Passion and the Crucifixion of her Son!
From Meditations and Devotions (1893) Click here for the full text (leaves site)

What is meditating on Christ? it is simply this, thinking habitually and constantly of Him and of His deeds and sufferings. It is to have Him before our minds as One whom we may contemplate, worship, and [...]

You either accept Christianity, or you do not: if you do, do not garble and patch it; if you do not, suffer others to submit to it ungarbled.
From ‘An Internal Argument for Christianity’ (1866) [...]

To live by faith is my necessity, from my present state of being and from my sin; but Thou hast pronounced a blessing on it. Thou hast said that I am more blessed if I believe on Thee, [...]