Prayers, Verses, DevotionsIgnatius Press, 23/06/2010 - 765 من الصفحات Introduction by Louis Bouyer A beautifully bound, Bible paper volume of Newman's most profound devotional writings. His meditations on the Litany of Loreto for the month of May, and on the Stations of the Cross are already recognized as classics of Catholic spirituality. And in his meditations on Christian doctrine Newman shows that the source of true piety is sound teaching. His verses on various occasions are profoundly inspiring as are the spiritual hymns and canticles which distill the wisdom of the incomparable Newman. In addition, also included are the devotions of Bishop Lancelot Andrewes, translated by Newman himself and used by him as the primary source of his own spiritual life. Louis Bouyer, the greatest living Newman scholar, says of these: "Newman quite believed that in these exercises of Andrewes he had discovered that form of prayer which springs directly from the word of God and leads to a life fully lived in Christ. Not only as a priest, but later on as a cardinal of the Roman church, he would keep the Preces privatae on his kneeler for his daily preparation and thanksgiving before and after Mass and for his most personal meditations." |
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... spirit of authentic devotion that was later to enthrall Newman himself, still an Anglican but already well under way to Catholicism. Newman was quite captivated by the very personal, but also very catholic (in every sense of the term) ...
... spirit that characterizes Andrewes' prayers, a spirit always conveying the breath of Bible and liturgy, the very sources of patristic devotion. This spirit is the hallmark of the simple yet so profound “Meditations on Christian Doctrine ...
... Spirit”. In other words, the trials and sufferings of Christian life are a purification of human love by that divine love which is the substance of the divine life itself, as revealed to us by the Gospel of Christ. To this general ...
... Spirit of Him whose body this Church is. In these meditations we have something in the genre of the “prose poem”. In an unforgettable way they express the eternal youth of the one true Church throughout the course of her history—a ...
... Spirit in our assumed humanity. We may specifically take note of the structure of these meditations. Each begins with an exposition of the divine truth in its objectivity. A second paragraph then shows how the particular truth involved ...
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Memorandum on the Immaculate Conception | 180 |
Novena of St Philip | 187 |
Litany of St Philip English | 212 |
Sympathy | 557 |
Relics of Saints | 559 |
DayLabourers | 560 |
Warfare | 561 |
Sacrilege | 562 |
Liberalism LXXXIV Declension | 564 |
The Age to Come | 566 |
The Good Samaritan | 570 |
Meditations on the Stations of the Cross 219 | 242 |
Twelve Meditations and Intercessions for Good Friday | 257 |
Prayer for the Faithful Departed | 282 |
Anima Christi Translated The Heart of Mary | 316 |
Four Prayers to St Philip | 323 |
Prayer for the Light of Truth | 330 |
God Allsufficient | 391 |
The Sanctity of | 398 |
VERSES ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS | 449 |
The Sign of the Cross | 505 |
Absolution | 516 |
Christmas without Christ L Sleeplessness LI Abraham | 544 |
Superstition | 545 |
Isaac | 546 |
Reverses | 547 |
Hope | 548 |
St Paul at Melita | 549 |
Messina | 550 |
Warnings | 551 |
Dreams | 552 |
Temptation | 553 |
Our Future | 554 |
Heathenism | 555 |
Taormini | 556 |
Reverence | 571 |
The Pillar of the Cloud | 572 |
Samaria | 573 |
Jonah XCIII Faith against Sight XCIV Desolation XCV Zeal and Patience XCVI The Religion of Cain XCVII St Paul XCVIII Flowers without Fruit X... | 593 |
The Power of Prayer | 594 |
Semita Justorum | 595 |
The Elements | 596 |
Apostacy | 598 |
Judaism | 599 |
Separation of Friends | 601 |
The Priestly Office | 603 |
Morning | 604 |
Evening | 605 |
A Hermitage | 606 |
The Married and the Single | 607 |
Intercession of the Saints | 611 |
Waiting for the Morning CXXIII Hymn for Matins Sunday CXXIV Hymn for Matins Sunday CXXV Hymn for Matins Monday CXXVI Hymn for ... | 612 |
Carmina Ecclesiastica | 727 |
Prologus in Andriam | 733 |
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