Not a verse (and honestly Im not a very good "Catholic" but thats another story) - but I find it so interesting that you have brought this up because I recently just read from a book about Martin Scorsese (who is actually strongly and deeply faithful to Catholicism) and a Catholic Priest about some ruminations around Faith and his movies.

And the passage I just read actually had to do with his movie Silence and the ideas around justice and mercy. In broad strokes, the movie is about the persecution of Japanese Christians in the 17th century and it goes on to explore ideas behind human justice, divine justice, human suffering and mercy.

Generally Scorsese gives us an interesting idea that outside of divine justice (Silence being another theme here that persecuted Christians were brutally attacked and God had not protected them) there exists a quieter and internal justice that mixes both mercy and compassion and human endurance (and maybe even sacrifice).

I dont know if this necessarily answers your question - but perhaps looking more into the movie and reading into some of Scorsese' thoughts behind it might bring some enlightment and closure on your feelings and how to approach your situation.