“(St. Gaspar) had always God present to himself, no matter what he did or what he was occupied with, as I myself have been able to perceive more than once by the ease he had of remembering God and working for his glory, by the righteousness with which the whole things he performed, and by the cognizance he had of his own lowness and the greatness of God.” (Gaspar of the Buffalo. Un Santo scruta un Santo [A Saint Examines a Saint], page 404)