Augustiniana: Tolle, Lege
Introduction
The Confessions, Augustine’s masterpiece, has influenced Christian spirituality for 1600 years. He wrote it to give testimony of his intimate pilgrimage in search of God. The narrative describes a progressive ascent, “an exercise” maintained by the inner restlessness that a human being experiences in search of truth and happiness. A point of encounter for all of us, where we can learn something about ourselves and about God as we respond to the call of his hidden providence. Augustine’s clear, direct language and his deep knowledge of the human condition have established a unique empathy with his readers and facilitate the assimilation of his spiritual teachings.
Table of Contents
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Spiritual Exercises |
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Formative Practices |
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Book of Hours |
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Lectio Brevis |
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Retreats, Events, Experiences |
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