Wanda Półtawska, a friend of John Paul II, psychiatrist and Ravensbruck concentration camp survivor, has died at the age of 101 in Krakow. She would have been 102 on November 2. Półtawska spoke daily …More
Wanda Półtawska, a friend of John Paul II, psychiatrist and Ravensbruck concentration camp survivor, has died at the age of 101 in Krakow. She would have been 102 on November 2. Półtawska spoke daily by telephone with John Paul II, who called her “my sister”. In a rare German-language interview with Gloria.tv in 2011, she recalled that, when she was suffering from terminal cancer, Wojtyła asked Padre Pio to pray for her and she was healed. In an aside, she said of journalists that they are not truthful people. #newsSumjvmsrkx
¡SOLO DIOS BASTA! "500 Años" En Honor a Santa Teresa de Jesús en los 500 años de su Nacimiento. ¡Feliz cumpleaños! Texto de Santa Teresa de Jesús. Música e interpretación: Hna. Gema María de la …More
¡SOLO DIOS BASTA! "500 Años" En Honor a Santa Teresa de Jesús en los 500 años de su Nacimiento. ¡Feliz cumpleaños! Texto de Santa Teresa de Jesús. Música e interpretación: Hna. Gema María de la Misericordia de Dios - La Soledad Puebla
The Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. Fr. Brian Mullady, OP, discusses the traditional ways of implementing deep spirituality in our relations to other people: the Corporal and Spiritual Works of …More
The Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. Fr. Brian Mullady, OP, discusses the traditional ways of implementing deep spirituality in our relations to other people: the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy.
Spiritual Theology By JORDAN AUMANN, O.P. Spiritual Theology By JORDAN AUMANN, O.P. In Spiritual Theology Father Jordan Aumann dispels the common misconception that ascetical and mystical theology is …More
Spiritual Theology By JORDAN AUMANN, O.P. Spiritual Theology By JORDAN AUMANN, O.P. In Spiritual Theology Father Jordan Aumann dispels the common misconception that ascetical and mystical theology is for the select few. He reminds us that "the real purpose of the study of the spiritual life is not to produce scholars but to form holy Christians." Basing much of his work on St. Thomas Aquinas, St. John of the Cross, and St. Teresa, Father Aumann proves that Christian perfection consists especially in charity, a charity richly rewarded in spiritual graces. He presents the most complete and systematic treatment of spiritual theology since Vatican II. Comprehensive in scope, it meets the needs of seminarians, professors of spiritual theology, spiritual directors, and retreat masters. This classic will also appeal to the educated reader seeking a richer and fuller spiritual life.
