“St. Albert knew that true peace was possible only among good men, and that is why his greatest peacemaking efforts were performed not in the settlement of sundry disputes over worldly goods, but through his teaching and preaching the gospel of Christ in order to make men good.”
-Kevin Vost, Hounds of the Lord
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