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Fullness of Life Through Prayer
This booklet, inspired by William Joseph Chaminade’s principles of prayer, is meant to help us use prayer to live life to the fullest.
Father Chaminade’s Son, Justin
This is a sketch, then, of Chaminade’s son. Oh, yes, Chaminade had a son. . . . No, this was not a son in the tabloid headline style, the result of some indiscretion. But he was, nonetheless, really Chaminade’s son. His name is Justin Dumontet.
Faith of the Heart: The Prayer of Faith—A Communion of Knowledge and Love with God
Father Chaminade’s solution to finding the truth was this: “Unless you believe, you will not understand.”
Things Marianist: How Do People Make Commitments to Living Marianist Life?
By Alison R. Cawley and Lawrence J. Cada, SM
Hospitable, inviting, prayerful, and thoughtful are words often used to describe the warmth of welcome when one first meets a Marianist. But just what is the source of these qualities . . . that something deeper that inspires the soul and keeps one focused on doing the work of Mary and Jesus day after day, year after year, in good times and in bad? This Things Marianist examines the “keep on keeping on” aspect to Marianist life that is known as stability.
Walking Our Talk Barefooted
Walking our talk barefoot is feeling our words and the depth of the injustice that in turn could subject our heart and soul to bruises, scratches, and cuts. (A look at living a spiritually discalced life)
Principles of Direction of Blessed Chaminade
Why would Chaminade make 23 attempts to formulate a Manual of Direction to give to his leaders? To understand, we must first consider the background of his work of predilection, the Sodality of Bordeaux.
Faith of the Heart: Commentary
The light of faith, says Father Chaminade, is like the sun that brightens our day so we can see everything clearly, if we have the eyes that can see.
Concerning the Prayer of Faith (III)
. . . final installment in my series of spiritual reflections on what can be called a Marianist style of meditation.
Concerning the Prayer of Faith (II)
Father Chaminade is emphatic: “We must remember faith belongs more to the heart than to the mind.” (Second article of a 3-part series.)
Concerning the Prayer of Faith (I)
True love always seeks the interests of the beloved and how to please him or her. The opposite is not love but possessive self-centeredness. (First article of a 3-part series.)
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