Father M. Raymond, O.C.S.O.Rezensionen

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Here, in a book of tremendous spiritual impact, is a message of faith and hope for everyone in this troubled world.

Long years of prayer and contemplation disclosed to a holy Trappist monk many long-forgotten secrets about God and man -- surprising secrets that reveal to you who God is and who you are in His sight.The author, Father M. Raymond, gives you the keys to unlock the mysteries of pain and of success and failure.

La nascita dei certosini. Veramente un bel libro!

Seguito ideale a "Tre frati ribelli", tuttavia ne è per certi versi inferiore.
Racconta la storia della famiglia di Bernardo di Chiaravalle, i suoi genitori, i suoi fratelli e la sorella, tutti saliti agli onori degli altari.½

WOW. St. Bernard, pray for me!

110. The Man Who Got Even with God: The Life of an American Trappist, by M. Raymond, O.C.S.O. (read late 1942) I was inspired by this book, and much appreciated it.

Fr. Raymond shares his reflections on the beautiful mysteries of Christmastide. God Himself calls out to us at Christmas, greeting us with the gift of His own Son, Jesus, the Saviour of men.

Taking the word S-A-V-I-O-U-R, Fr. Raymond fashions a chapter for each letter, each representing an event of the Christmas season. He probes and proves God's love for each and every one of us. In meditations on various mysteries from the Annunciation to the Hidden Life, he draws lessons for daily living that are timely and touching.

"Man was made to share in the glory of God in this life as well as in the next." With this thought as his theme, Fr. Raymond presents this book on the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary, completing a trilogy that cover the fifteen mysteries of the Holy Rosary.

Fr. Raymond explains why every minute of life should be glorious. Minutely examining each of the Mysteries, he cites references from the Scriptures, the Fathers of the Church, and the Councils to show that we who have been baptized live by, in, and through the Resurrected Christ. Therefore, the Resurrection is ours today as well as tomorrow.

Father weaves a tapestry of the Church's teaching on the unity of the members of Christ's Mystical Body using profound and picturesque meditations on the seven sorrows of the Blessed Mother. His thoughts are enriched by references to original color etchings of John Andrews. Ideal for Lent and Holy Week.

From Back cover:
_Burnt Out Incense_ is a tribute to the courage and faith of those 44 Fathers and Brothers who founded and built up the now famous Trappist Abbey of Gethsemani, located in Trappist KY.

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