Our times cry out for saints! But how can we grow holy? In these pages, the wise Jesuit priest Raoul Plus teaches us two ways to do so.
First, he explains how we must come to see ourselves as nothing, so we can practice a life of generosity — a life in which all we have and all we do is for God . . . without reservation.
Then he shows how, through recollection and complete devotion to prayer, we can achieve intimate union with God, even in the midst of troubles and distractions.
Does it take strong souls to attain such holy ends?
Certainly. But if you were not strong— and called by God already— you never would have begun reading these lines about a book that promises to teach you how to make “progress in divine union.”
Clearly, union with God is something you desire. For souls like you these pages were written.
--This text refers to the
Kindle Edition
edition.
First, he explains how we must come to see ourselves as nothing, so we can practice a life of generosity — a life in which all we have and all we do is for God . . . without reservation.
Then he shows how, through recollection and complete devotion to prayer, we can achieve intimate union with God, even in the midst of troubles and distractions.
Does it take strong souls to attain such holy ends?
Certainly. But if you were not strong— and called by God already— you never would have begun reading these lines about a book that promises to teach you how to make “progress in divine union.”
Clearly, union with God is something you desire. For souls like you these pages were written.
