The Passion Of Our Lord Jesus Christ According To The Four Evangelists
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On the Passion of Christ by Thomas A' Kempis,Joseph N. Tylenda Pdf
A perfect complement to the movie, The Passion of The Christ, this book presents reflections that will enable the reader to focus deeply on the true meaning of the Passion. In his famous spiritual classic, The Imitation of Christ, Thomas À Kempis reminds the reader that in order to become a follower of Christ one must imitate his life, and to accomplish this he adds: "Let it then be our main concern to meditate on the life of Jesus Christ. It is impossible to imitate Christ without first knowing him, and the best way of getting to know him is by meditating on his life as it is described in the four Gospels." Thus, in this wonderful meditation book, perfect for Lent, or any time of the year, the great spiritual writer and monk gives 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. Very much in the same style as his The Imitation of Christ, this book covers the entire Passion, and makes great spiritual reading for anyone. Illustrated.
The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ According to the Four Evangelists by Douay Rheims,St Francis De Sales Pdf
"O Jesus, my Saviour, how worthy of love is Thy death, since it is the sovereign effect of Thy love!" This small book contains the Passion narratives of the four Gospels, as they traditionally appear in the Roman liturgy (i.e. from the Last Supper), as well as an introduction taken from St Francis De Sales. The four gospel excerpts are taken from the Doauy Rheims translation. This small volume is perfect for meditation on the Passion and Lectio Divina. The saints have always encouraged the meditation on the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ in order to grow both in our love for Him as well as in sorrow for our sins. "All love that takes not its beginning from Our Saviour's Passion is frivolous and dangerous"-St Francis De Sales
Meditations on the passion of our lord Jesus Christ, according to the four evangelists, by the abbot of Monte Cassino (C.M. de Vera). Ed. [in Engl.] by the bp. of Brechin by Carlo Maria de Vera Pdf
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Meditations On the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, According to the Four Evangelists, by the Abbot of Monte Cassino (C.M. De Vera). Ed. [In Engl.] B by Carlo Maria De Vera Pdf
Meditations on the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ is a powerful and moving reflection on the central event of the Christian faith. Written by Carlo Maria De Vera, a Benedictine abbot, this book offers a compelling and insightful analysis of the Gospels' account of Christ's Passion. With its rich theological insights and profound spiritual guidance, Meditations on the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Christian message. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
Lectures on the History of the Week of the Passion of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. (The History of the Week of the Passion ... Collected from the Writings of the Four Evangelists.). by Daniel SANDFORD (Bishop of the Scottish Episcopal Church in Edinburgh.) Pdf
Meditations on the passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ ... Translated into English by the Rev. Henry Rutter. Third edition, corrected and enlarged by COURBON (Curé de Saint Cyr.) Pdf
The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ by George R. Szews,Gabe Huck Pdf
These books show how several readers can proclaim the Passion well. Rather than simply dividing the Passion into the parts, this book allows the evangelist's understanding of the Passion to be heard and pondered. You'll also find proclamation tips and suggestions for musical refrains, acclamations and hymns. The cover is suitable for use in the liturgy, and the type and the use of sense lines allow for ease of proclamation. The text of the English version is that of the revised U.S. lectionary. The text of the Spanish version corresponds to the Mexican lectionary.
Forty Meditations on the Passion of Our Blessed Saviour for the Forty Days of Lent. Translated from the Évangile Médité [edited by A. B. D'Icard Duquesne, from Materials Collected by B. Giraudeau]. By T. C. [i.e. Sir T. H. Clifford, Afterwards Clifford Constable]. To which is Prefixed, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, According to the Harmony of the Four Evangelists by Anonim Pdf
Harmony of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Compiled from the Four Gospels, in English and French, by Madame Paul Gayrard. (Harmonie de la Passion de N.S. Jésus Christ, Etc.). by Anonim Pdf
Public Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Vol. 2 by Alban Goodier Pdf
The Public Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, by bishop Goodier, takes the subject of Christ's life from the coming of John the Baptist until his last day before Palm Sunday and the beginning of His passion. In this work Goodier sets out not merely to write another life of Christ or follow the mold of a devotional work or a scientific analysis but to transcend both to apply logic and reason combined with Catholic faith to understand who Jesus was, and what was the impact of his public life, what was it like for those there, what did his disciples and enemies think? Goodier's text is descriptive, lucid, and original, not being loaded up with quotes from other authors. Moreover, it is entirely faithful to the text of the Gospels and harmonizes the four narratives into one account spanning the three years of Christ's public life before His passion. In this text you will find Bishop Goodier faithful to the Gospel narrative unlike many writers in his time who applied the historical critical method to such lengths that they had rejected the gospels themselves as witnesses. Goodier notes in his introduction: "Hence in a work of this kind it has not seemed necessary to introduce any discussion concerning the four Evangelists, the authenticity of their work, or the special characteristics of each. These have been examined and proved by writers far more skilled and learned than the author and he is content to accept their decision referring readers who would examine these sources to them. On the other hand, when accepting the Gospels, he accepts them wholly and entirely. It seems to him a futile attitude of mind to take a source as authentic, and then, almost entirely from internal evidence, to proceed to whittle it away. For instance, let us take the miracles. Not only do the four Evangelists record them, but they record them as an essential part of their evidence; so essential, in every case, that if they are eliminated their whole concept of Jesus tumbles to ruins. There is scarcely any miracle which may be canceled without involving in its fall many other portions of the Gospel; eliminate them all and there is virtually nothing left. Far more fair to the facts, even from the point of view of the rationalist historian, does it seem to the author to take the evidence as he finds it, make of it the best he can, put faith in those whom he professes to acknowledge as his only safe guides, build up his picture of Jesus as they have built it up and with the same material. If he accepts some evidence and rejects the rest, this at least he must confess: that the conclusion he draws, whether true or not, cannot possibly be the picture drawn by the four Evangelists. In the present work the four Gospels have been taken simply as they are given to us; the question has been simply asked: What is the Jesus of the four Evangelists like?" (From the Introduction) This reprint from the 1944 edition has been made faithful to the original in every detail, retaining UK spelling standards found in the original. The only changes made are the correction of errata in the original text. Additionally, artwork from the Renaissance and Baroque periods has been added which is not in the original to aid the reader. This is not a facsimile copy. For more information on this and other titles, visit Mediatrix press at www.mediatrixpress.com.
Public Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Vol. 1 by Alban Goodier Pdf
The Public Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, by bishop Goodier, takes the subject of Christ's life from the coming of John the Baptist until his last day before Palm Sunday and the beginning of His passion. In this work Goodier sets out not merely to write another life of Christ or follow the mold of a devotional work or a scientific analysis but to transcend both to apply logic and reason combined with Catholic faith to understand who Jesus was, and what was the impact of his public life, what was it like for those there, what did his disciples and enemies think? Goodier's text is descriptive, lucid, and original, not being loaded up with quotes from other authors. Moreover, it is entirely faithful to the text of the Gospels and harmonizes the four narratives into one account spanning the three years of Christ's public life before His passion. In this text you will find Bishop Goodier faithful to the Gospel narrative unlike many writers in his time who applied the historical critical method to such lengths that they had rejected the gospels themselves as witnesses. Goodier notes in his introduction: "Hence in a work of this kind it has not seemed necessary to introduce any discussion concerning the four Evangelists, the authenticity of their work, or the special characteristics of each. These have been examined and proved by writers far more skilled and learned than the author and he is content to accept their decision referring readers who would examine these sources to them. On the other hand, when accepting the Gospels, he accepts them wholly and entirely. It seems to him a futile attitude of mind to take a source as authentic, and then, almost entirely from internal evidence, to proceed to whittle it away. For instance, let us take the miracles. Not only do the four Evangelists record them, but they record them as an essential part of their evidence; so essential, in every case, that if they are eliminated their whole concept of Jesus tumbles to ruins. There is scarcely any miracle which may be canceled without involving in its fall many other portions of the Gospel; eliminate them all and there is virtually nothing left. Far more fair to the facts, even from the point of view of the rationalist historian, does it seem to the author to take the evidence as he finds it, make of it the best he can, put faith in those whom he professes to acknowledge as his only safe guides, build up his picture of Jesus as they have built it up and with the same material. If he accepts some evidence and rejects the rest, this at least he must confess: that the conclusion he draws, whether true or not, cannot possibly be the picture drawn by the four Evangelists. In the present work the four Gospels have been taken simply as they are given to us; the question has been simply asked: What is the Jesus of the four Evangelists like?" (From the Introduction) This reprint from the 1944 edition has been made faithful to the original in every detail, retaining UK spelling standards found in the original. The only changes made are the correction of errata in the original text. Additionally, artwork from the Renaissance and Baroque periods has been added which is not in the original to aid the reader. This is not a facsimile copy. For more information on this and other titles, visit Mediatrix press at www.mediatrixpress.com.