Everything is possible since you realized that Christ should be sought where He has placed us, and not where we would like to search for Him. Only then do we seek Christ in Himself, not ourselves in Christ. ... There are souls in whom Christ prays, rests, and is refreshed, retreating into solitude. He wants to tire Himself with work in you, to feel hunger and thirst, to be with the crowd. Therefore, you have a beautiful destiny. To be in human company, to be exhausted by people, to leave them, only to find them again on the other shore, to hunger and thirst for solitude, and yet not indulge in calm, silence – this is your path to unity with Christ.
(P. Albert Peyriguere /1883–1959/, correspondence, letter from December 8, 1932)