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Catholic Spirituality in Focus.


Catholic Spirituality The belief of the Roman Catholic Church is that, once one has accepted the faith (fides quae creditur) by making a personal act of faith (fides qua creditur), then one lives it out through spiritual practice.  in Focus

George E. Saint-Laurent

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Written by comparative religion instructor George E. Saint-Laurent, Catholic Spirituality in Focus: Eight Themes of Mind and Heart is a thoughtful guide to blending the practical daily life of a Christian with ideals from the Gospel. Each chapter discusses a different virtuous ideal with reference to model individuals whose dedication spiritually embodied that ideal: Dorothy Day Dorothy Day (November 8, 1897 – November 29, 1980) was an American journalist turned social activist and devout member of the Catholic Church. She became known for her social justice campaigns in defense of the poor, forsaken, hungry and homeless.  for the ideal of Christian Vision, Jacques Maritain for Christian Values The term Christian values usually refers to the values the speaker feels represent those found in the teachings of Christ as described in parts of the United States.

The biblical teachings of Christ include
, Mother Teresa of Calcutta for Christian Virtue, and more. "Human suffering of mind, heart, and body is a profound mystery, but we may still find meaning and not absurdity through faith in the redemptive Cross of Jesus. Presented with the option of faith or agnosticism agnosticism (ăgnŏs`tĭsĭzəm), form of skepticism that holds that the existence of God cannot be logically proved or disproved. Among prominent agnostics have been Auguste Comte, Herbert Spencer, and T. H. , we choose to believe in a God of infinite love. This is our deliberate option, and our spiritual resources enable us to deal with our crosses large and small along the way." A profoundly thoughtful theological primer and introduction to moral, religious, and spiritual self-improvement, written for Catholics of all walks of life.
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