The Little Way of the Infant Jesus
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (898 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0918477336 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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"The Christ-LIfe" according to Robert L. Sontrop. I purchased my copy of The Little Way Of The Infant Jesus (Sophia Institute Press, 2000, paperback), after our Divine Mercy Liturgy Sunday last, from the book display in the Church basement. It was the LAST COPY $1The Christ-LIfe I purchased my copy of The Little Way Of The Infant Jesus (Sophia Institute Press, 2000, paperback), after our Divine Mercy Liturgy Sunday last, from the book display in the Church basement. It was the LAST COPY $13.50!WHAT'S WITH ALL THESE SUPERINFLATED PRICES I FI. .50!WHAT'S WITH ALL THESE SUPERINFLATED PRICES I FI. The little Way of the Infant Jesus It is a very profound reading that brings you to a deeper reality of God's love.I highly recommend it.. Get it. Read it. Live it. Herman Sutter One of the most lovely and profound books of spiritual writing you will ever encounter. She writes clearly and simply about why the baby Jesus is as much our Christian model as the crucified Lord or the Risen Christ. GET IT. Read it! Live it!
She is also author of the prayers in Sophia Institute Press's The Essential Rosary. Her passionate and profound writing will deepen your love for God. . Caryll Houselander (1901-1954) was baptized as a child, but left the Faith as a teenager. She told the story of her lapse and Christian reawakening in her classic A Rocking-Horse Catholic
In these eye-opening pages, Caryll Houselander reveals the powerful spiritual implications of one startling fact: in the manger, even as angels guarded and shepherds sought Him, the baby Jesus was already suffering for your sins. At the beginning of His life on earth, the God who raised the canopy of the heavens let Himself be raised off the cold ground by the humble wood of His cradle. God could have come into the world as an adult, but He chose instead to be born as a baby to teach you key lessons about who He is and what He calls you to be - lessons that most Christians miss. How, even as an infant, Jesus suffered for you: learn the neglected and misunderstood lessons of His cradle. For your sake, our majestic God became a helpless infant at the mercy of His creatures. With stunning and splendid humility, He was bound by gravity to that cradle just as firmly as He later would be bound by nails to the wood of His Cross - which again raised Him above the stony ground, once more at the mercy of those He created. In these facts, Caryll Houselander discovers a wealth of sp
A must-read for all who wish to grow in faith. -- Nazareth Journal