Jean-Baptiste Henri Lacordaire Quotes

It Is Religion Which Has Made Modern Europe What She Is By Its Stability Amid The Ruin Of Nations, By Adapting Itself To Circumstances, To Times, And Places, Without Ever Abating An Iota Of Its Unshaken Principles.

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