QUOTATION: Who Am I to Judge?

During the return flight from Rio de Janeiro I said that if a homosexual person is of good will and is in search of God, I am no one to judge. By saying this, I said precisely what the Catechism says.

--Pope Francis, My Door is Always Open: a Conversation on Faith, Hope and the Church in a Time of Change

QUOTATION: Eyes On Your Own Soul!

No, my dear brethren, while anyone passes his time in watching the conduct of other people, he will neither know nor belong to God. If only, my dear children, we were able to arrive at the stage of eradicating this first of the capital sins from our hearts, our neighbour would never do any wrong according to us. We should never amuse ourselves by examining his conduct. We should be content to do nothing else save weep for our own sins and work as hard as we could to correct them.

--St. Jean Vianney

QUOTATION: Class Struggle

We have no right to judge the rich. For our part, what we desire is not a class struggle but a class encounter, in which the rich save the poor and the poor save the rich.

--Mother Teresa of Calcutta, No Greater Love.

QUOTATION: Judging Others

It ordinarily happens that God permits those who judge others, to fall into the same or even greater faults.

--St. Vincent Ferrer