My Prayer Book_LASANCE - the Catholic Kingdom!
My Prayer Book_LASANCE - the Catholic Kingdom! My Prayer Book_LASANCE - the Catholic Kingdom!
644 be Sevma Psnitcbtiui Psdm AM. Ne re~piniscaris Ant. Remember not, 0 Domine, delicla nastra Lord, our offenses, nor vel parenturn mtrorum, those of our parents; Peque vindictam sumas Pnd take not revenge de peccatis nostris. of our sins. Indulgence of 50 days. -St. Pius V, April 5, 1571. D m o many weeks of extreme languor the Psalms have never been out of my hands. I wag never wearied of reading over and over thase sublime lamentations, those flights of hope, those supplications full of love, which answer to all the wants and all the miseries of human nature. It is nearly three thousand pears since a king composed those song in his days of repentance and desolation; and we still find in them the expression of our deepest anguish, and the consolation of our sorrows. The priest recites them daily; thousands of monasteries have been founded in order that these psalms might be chanted at every hour, and that this voice of supplication might never be silent. The Gospel alone 5 superior to the hymns of David, and this only because it is their fulfilment, because all the yearnings, all the ardors, dl the holy impatience of the prophet find their accomplishment in the Redeemer issued of his race. - OWN. An excellent daily spihal reading wq$d be a combination of extracts from Holy Scripture, The Imitation of Christ" by Thomas d Kempis, and '(The Lives of the Saints" (or St. Francis de Sales' "Devout Life"). A very serviceable book for this purpose is Le Masson's ''Sp~ntual Reading for Every Day," edited by Kenelm Digby Best sf the Oratory af Sqmt Phili~ Neri. Private Use Only
1130oke %bat Wave bab tBe abet POW* erful anb Za~tfne Influence on @nr%fie P WE were .asked to name the books that influenced . X us most in the whole course of our life, and if in our reply to this question we were permitted to name only fov books, we would mention the following: I. The Holy Bible, and especially the New Testament and the Psalms. 2. Butler's "Lives of the Saints." We have special pleasure, however, in recornmehding to the pious reader Bowden's "Miniature Lives of the Saints." 3. "The Imitation of Christ" (or "The Following of Christ ") by Thomas ii Kern is. 4. St. Ignatius Loyola's 'Book of the Spiritual Exercises." , We would add to these, if we were permitted to name just one more book, St. Francis de Sales' *'Devout Life." We owe a vast debt of gratitude also to St. Alphopsus de Liguori, especially for his 'Devout Reflections on Various Spiritual Subjects," on "The Passion of Our Lord," on "The Love of Our Lord Jesus Christ," on "The Holy Eucharist," and on "The Blessed Virgin - Mary." Concerning the two first-mentioned works of St. Alphonsus, we read in the preface to "Devo Reflections on Various Spiritual Subjects," newly tranjated from the Italian by Father Edmund Vaughan, C.SS.R.: "The 'Devout Reflections on Spiritual Subjects' have been retranslated, and are here pvblished separate, in a convenient form. The 'Reflections on the Passion' will also be brought out in the same style. "They were both composed and published together by the saint, when he was in the seventy-eighth year of his age. He was still governing the episcopal see of St. Agatha, in the kingdom of Naples; but, so broken down i- More Free Items at www.catholickingdom.com
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1130oke %bat Wave bab tBe abet POW*<br />
erful anb Za~tfne Influence<br />
on @nr%fie<br />
P WE were .asked to name <strong>the</strong> books that influenced<br />
. X us most in <strong>the</strong> whole course of our life, and if in our<br />
reply to this question we were permitted to name only fov<br />
books, we would mention <strong>the</strong> following:<br />
I. The Holy Bible, and especially <strong>the</strong> New Testament<br />
and <strong>the</strong> Psalms.<br />
2. Butler's "Lives of <strong>the</strong> Saints." We have special<br />
pleasure, however, in recornmehding to <strong>the</strong> pious reader<br />
Bowden's "Miniature Lives of <strong>the</strong> Saints."<br />
3. "The Imitation of Christ" (or "The Following of<br />
Christ ") by Thomas ii Kern is.<br />
4. St. Ignatius Loyola's '<strong>Book</strong> of <strong>the</strong> Spiritual Exercises."<br />
,<br />
We would add to <strong>the</strong>se, if we were permitted to name<br />
just one more book, St. Francis de Sales' *'Devout Life."<br />
We owe a vast debt of gratitude also to St. Alphopsus<br />
de Liguori, especially for his 'Devout Reflections on<br />
Various Spiritual Subjects," on "The Passion of Our<br />
Lord," on "The Love of Our Lord Jesus Christ," on<br />
"The Holy Eucharist," and on "The Blessed Virgin -<br />
Mary."<br />
Concerning <strong>the</strong> two first-mentioned works of St. Alphonsus,<br />
we read in <strong>the</strong> preface to "Devo Reflections on<br />
Various Spiritual Subjects," newly tranjated from <strong>the</strong><br />
Italian by Fa<strong>the</strong>r Edmund Vaughan, C.SS.R.:<br />
"The 'Devout Reflections on Spiritual Subjects' have<br />
been retranslated, and are here pvblished separate, in a<br />
convenient form. The 'Reflections on <strong>the</strong> Passion'<br />
will also be brought out in <strong>the</strong> same style.<br />
"They were both composed and published toge<strong>the</strong>r<br />
by <strong>the</strong> saint, when he was in <strong>the</strong> seventy-eighth year of his<br />
age. He was still governing <strong>the</strong> episcopal see of St.<br />
Agatha, in <strong>the</strong> kingdom of Naples; but, so broken down i-<br />
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