Saint Thomas Aquinas

CHESTERTON, G.K.

Biographies & Memoirs

Cana Press

When a souls surrenders to Jesus, He gives Himself in turn. It is the law of friendship, and there is no friend like Jesus. Anyone who wishes to enter into that intimate friendship will find in this little book the simple steps required for making one's life a continual offering to the glory of God and the salvation of our neighbour.

The Gift of Oneself

Religion & Spirituality

Schryvers, Joseph

Christian Books & Bibles

Abandonment to Divine Providence

“All things work together unto good for those who love God”, wrote St Paul (Rom 8:28). These inspired words of the apostle are, as it were, the leitmotiv of Father de Caussade’s classic work, which contains the secret to true and lasting peace of heart. This book will radically change your life.

De Caussade, Jean-Pierre

Prayer: The Great Means of Salvation and of Perfection

De Liguori, St. Alphonsus

St Benedict, the Father of Western Monks, teaches that there are Twelve Degrees or Steps of Humility. This little book explores each of these steps, prayerfully seeking out their meaning and proposing practical ways in which they can be reached and lived out in day to day life.

The Grace to Desire It: Meditations on St Benedict’s Twelve Degrees of Humility

Noonan OSB, Dom Pius Mary

The Four Last Things: Death, Judgment, Hell, Heaven

Von Cochem, Martin

Whilst It Is Day: Shedding Light on the Eternal Stakes of Life

Noonan, Pius Mary

This classic of the first female Doctor of the Church presents itself as a conversation or dialogue between the saint and God the Father, and is composed of four treatises: on Divine Providence, on Discretion, on Prayer, and on Obedience. It covers a very wide range of topics surrounding the Catholic faith and the spiritual life and exhales the tremendous love for God and zeal for souls for which the virgin of Siena is so well known.

The Dialogue of St Catherine of Siena

of Siena, St. Catherine

The Ideal of the Monastic Life Found in the Apostolic Age

Dom Germain Morin's classic study of the monastic life shows its foundations in the life of the first generation of Christians as described in the Acts of the Apostles. Drawing from his baptismal consecration, the monk does nothing more than live his Baptism to the full and draw from it the ultimate conclusions. This book makes it clear that, far from being a medieval invention, monastic life is grounded in the teaching of the apostles, and as such, is valid for every generation of Christians.

History

Morin OSB, Dom Germain

World

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