“The great tragedy of history is not that men should fall, but that they should fail to rise to full realization of their vocation as children of God, in other words, that they should miss so much. All about us we see vast multitudes of men and women of refinement and culture, endowed with intelligence and possessed of every natural virtue and every now and then swept by noble emotions and ideals, but who are living second-rate, superficial unimportant and morally insignificant lives, because they never had their nature enkindled into flame by the Spirit of Christ.” Archbishop Fulton Sheen (The Mystical Body of Christ)