Letter To The Friends Of The Cross, Saint Louis-Marie Grignion De Montfort, Full Catholic Audiobook. ClassicCatholicAudiobooks In this "Letter" St. Louis manifests his passionate love for the Cross …More
Letter To The Friends Of The Cross, Saint Louis-Marie Grignion De Montfort, Full Catholic Audiobook.
ClassicCatholicAudiobooks In this "Letter" St. Louis manifests his passionate love for the Cross and pours forth the noble sentiments of his ardent soul. Like St. Paul, he is "determined to know nothing ... except Jesus Christ, and Him crucified" (1 Cor. 2-2); "indeed a stumbling block to the Jews and foolishness to the Gentiles, but to those who are called ... the Wisdom of God" (1 Cor 1-23, 24).
Index:
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A. Greatness of Your Title
B. The Two Companies
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A. If anyone wants to follow me
B. Let him renounce himself
C. Let him take up his cross
1. Nothing is so necessary
2. Nothing is so useful and so agreeable
3. Nothing is so glorious D. Let him follow me
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1. Not to deliberately cause crosses, by one's own fault
2. Be aware of one's neighbour's good
3. Admire the sublime virtue of the saints without pretending to attain to it
4. Ask God for the wisdom of the cross
5. Humble oneself for one's faults, without worrying
6. God humbles us to purify us
7. Avoid the trap of pride in one's cross
8. Profit by little sufferings rather than great ones
9. Love crosses, not with an emotional love, but with rational and supernatural love
10. Suffer all sorts of crosses, without exception and without choice
11. Four considerations for suffering well
a. The eye of God
b. The hand of God
c. The wounds and sufferings of Christ crucified
d. Heaven above; hell below
12. Never complain against creatures
13. Accept the cross only with gratitude
14. Take up some voluntary crosses
www.ewtn.com/library/Montfort/lfcross.htm
ClassicCatholicAudiobooks In this "Letter" St. Louis manifests his passionate love for the Cross and pours forth the noble sentiments of his ardent soul. Like St. Paul, he is "determined to know nothing ... except Jesus Christ, and Him crucified" (1 Cor. 2-2); "indeed a stumbling block to the Jews and foolishness to the Gentiles, but to those who are called ... the Wisdom of God" (1 Cor 1-23, 24).
Index:
www.ewtn.com/library/Montfort/lfcross.htm
A. Greatness of Your Title
B. The Two Companies
www.ewtn.com/library/Montfort/lfcross.htm
A. If anyone wants to follow me
B. Let him renounce himself
C. Let him take up his cross
1. Nothing is so necessary
2. Nothing is so useful and so agreeable
3. Nothing is so glorious D. Let him follow me
www.ewtn.com/library/Montfort/lfcross.htm
1. Not to deliberately cause crosses, by one's own fault
2. Be aware of one's neighbour's good
3. Admire the sublime virtue of the saints without pretending to attain to it
4. Ask God for the wisdom of the cross
5. Humble oneself for one's faults, without worrying
6. God humbles us to purify us
7. Avoid the trap of pride in one's cross
8. Profit by little sufferings rather than great ones
9. Love crosses, not with an emotional love, but with rational and supernatural love
10. Suffer all sorts of crosses, without exception and without choice
11. Four considerations for suffering well
a. The eye of God
b. The hand of God
c. The wounds and sufferings of Christ crucified
d. Heaven above; hell below
12. Never complain against creatures
13. Accept the cross only with gratitude
14. Take up some voluntary crosses
www.ewtn.com/library/Montfort/lfcross.htm