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The Way of Divine Love: Or the Message of the Sacred Heart to the World, and a Short Biography of His Messenger

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We often wonder what this life is all about and what's important and what not. This book allows us to hear it straight from Jesus and understand His love and mercy and re-focus ourselves on what's truly important for us in His eyes. If you get this book, read the "Message" chapter first. You will be captivated.

In my 40+ years, I have not read a better book and I read constantly. If you want to know what is pleasing to God, read and imitate Sr. Josefa Menendez. You will be amazed at the graces you'll receive!

This book I've now read probably 4 times and I yearn to read it just over and over again slowly, taking it in for it is Jesus speaking to your heart directly. A missing element in today's grasp of the state of your soul is strict adherance to obedience to Christ, this comes with love. We can relearn to love with reverence, respect and in this way so much becomes revealed to you. For if you love the Lord, since He loves you to folly, His greatest undertaking will be to also cleanse your soul using your life's trials, upsets to work you to virtue again. Heaven's mysteries can be so overwelming but it also can be boiled down to love and confidence in Jesus as His child that He won't let you go, as He says in this book, abandon yourself to Him. I will spend the rest of my life learning this. Prayers for all for we're all in the same need. I have a growing Catholic traditional saints library and I believe this is my most valued next to the bible. Lamb Nancy

Josefa Menendez was a Spanish nun at the Convent of Les Feuillants in Poitiers, France. She died in 1923 at age 33. This book is a collection of her visionary writings, in which she relates her conversations with Jesus and Our Lady and their various predictions and warnings.

It's a long book, about 500 pages, but critical if you would like a more rarefied understanding of Christ's mercy.

Imprimatur, 1953.