Thomas à Kempis

In this wonderful meditation book, perfect for Lent, or any time of the year, the great spiritual writer and monk presents profound, short reflections on Gospel passages about the passion and death of Christ. Each chapter, focusing on a specific aspect of the Passion of Our Lord, gives a prayer, a meditation and spiritual advice and closes with another short prayer. --Amazon

Written over five centuries ago by Thomas a Kempis, The Imitation of Christ has been translated into more languages than any other book except the Bible. It has been acclaimed by countless readers as one of the greatest spiritual masterpieces ever written. No book except the Bible points the way so clearly to inward peace and increased faith in God: "Many words do not satisfy the soul, but a good life comforts the mind, and a pure conscience inspires confidence in God." John Wesley considered it to be of such value to spiritual growth, and the best summary of the Christian life, that he personally translated it for the use of his followers.

A collection of sermons that reflect on the life and passion of Jesus Christ, and teachings on the importance of hearing and speaking good words. Kempis, a German monk and writer, was known for his devotional works and spiritual writings. This book is a reflection of his deep faith and the insights he gained from his study of the Bible and the teachings of the Church. Through his sermons, he encourages readers to reflect on the life of Christ and to strive for a deeper spiritual connection with God. This book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their faith and understanding of the Christian faith.

Catholic pamphlet.