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13 libri

Libri

  • The Imitation of Christ

    Thomas à Kempis

    The most-read handbook of the interior life after the Bible — humility, the Cross, and communion with Christ.

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  • Introduction to the Devout Life

    St. Francis de Sales

    Gentle, practical holiness for people who live in the world — a spiritual director in a book.

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  • Story of a Soul

    St. Thérèse of Lisieux

    The Little Way: confidence, hidden love, and becoming a saint in ordinary days.

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  • The Confessions

    St. Augustine

    Restless heart, converting mind — the first and still the greatest Christian autobiography.

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  • True Devotion to Mary

    St. Louis de Montfort

    Total consecration to Jesus through Mary — the classic of Marian spirituality.

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  • Jesus of Nazareth

    Pope Benedict XVI

    A scholar-pope reads the Gospels: who Jesus is, and why that still changes everything.

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  • The Spirit of the Liturgy

    Joseph Ratzinger

    Why we worship as we do — orientation, silence, and the liturgy as heaven on earth.

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  • He Leadeth Me

    Walter J. Ciszek, S.J.

    A priest in the Soviet Gulag learns the will of God in the work of each hour.

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  • Power of the Rosary

    Gabriel Castillo

    Gabriel is a great servant of God, lover of Jesus in the Eucharist and truly devoted to the Mother of God.

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  • Christianity for modern pagans

    Peter Kreeft

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  • The C. S. Lewis Signature Classics

    C. S. Lewis

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  • The Catholic Guide to Miracles: Separating the Authentic from the Counterfeit

    Adam Blai

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  • Hauntings, Possessions, and Exorcisms

    Adam C. Blai

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