The love of justice is chaste whence it is proven.
It is one thing to fear punishment; it is another to love justice. Pure love ought to be in you, by which love you desire to see, not heaven and earth, not the liquid fields of the sea, not idle spectacles, not the gleam and glitter of jewels; but desire to see your God, to love your God; because it is said: Beloved, we are the children of God, and it has not yet appeared what we shall be; but we know that when He appears, we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is. Behold for what vision you should do good, behold for what reason you should not do evil. If indeed you love to see your God, if in this pilgrimage you sigh with that love; behold, the Lord your God tests you, as if to say to you: Behold, do what you wish, fulfill your desires, extend wickedness, spread luxury, consider whatever pleases you to be lawful; I do not punish you for this, I do not send you to hell, I only deny you my face. If you have feared, you have loved; if that which was said: "God will deny you His face," made your heart tremble, if in not seeing your God you deemed it a great punishment; you have loved freely. Therefore, if my word has found in your hearts any spark of gratuitous love for God, nourish it; invoke yourselves with prayer, humility, the sorrow of penance, the love of justice, good works, sincere groans, laudable behavior, faithful friendship to increase it. Fan that spark of good love within you, nourish it within you; when it has grown, and has made the most worthy and ample flame, it consumes the hay of all carnal desires.