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The Stations of the Cross
A profound meditation by an anonymous 20th century Servant of God and spiritual director of priests and contemplatives, portraying how Jesus, in us, still walks the Via Crucis, perfecting the lives of those who follow Him.
Click here for freely downloadable PDF file (18 pages)
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The Redeemer's Call to Consecrated Souls
In English translation, to appear soon in print.
Our Lord’s urgent appeal to consecrated souls, delivered to an anonymous French nun beginning in 1936 as Europe teetered on the verge of WWII and incomparable calamity. The original French publication of this Divine Appeal appeared in 1943 under the title of Cum Clamore Valido.
The original French publication of Cum Clamore Valido bore the Nihil Obstat of Jos. du Bouchet, S.J., and the Imprimatur of A. LeClerc, Vicar General.
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The Mystery of Work
Saints, Popes, Mystics, Seculars Reflect on Christ's Words:
"Without Me you can do nothing."
This is truly a book of gems. As you enter the mind of these saints, popes, mystics, you begin to discern how work, the ordinary things we do in our workaday lives, connects us to God as Lord and Creator of the universe. How work itself, properly understood, is a prayer.
The book also includes a deep meditation on the Our Father, and an account of an international, high-tech company that was dedicated to God and that achieved the most remarkable things because of that. A fascinating story.
"This book should be used in spiritual formation," Trappist monk and Retreat Master Raphael Simon, OCSO, author of Hammer and Fire.
Click here to "see inside" and find how to purchase.
Discounts available for priests and religious
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The Idea of Spirit in
African Philosophy
by Fr. Gregory Ebalu Ogbenika, PhD
This book describes vivid examples of the reality of spirit in everyday African life. The study is by a Catholic Priest who draws upon interviews, research and personal experiences. He recently received his PhD in Rome and is currently back serving the Church in Nigeria. The author challenges contemporary philosophers and scholars to examine African spiritual phenomena more closely and with an open mind. He argues that the anti-metaphysical bias of many intellectuals today has led to a neglect of this very real and telling dimension of traditional African culture. He argues that all would benefit from a better understanding and appreciation of the life of spirit in African thought.
Read the first chapter of this book here.
Rev. Ogbenika is also an accomplished composer and singer. Listen to some of his music here.
The Idea of Spirit in African Philosophy was edited and sponsored by Logos Institute Press and is published by Outskirts Press, Inc. It is available on Amazon or your local bookstore. 102 pages. $12.95. Also available in the UK on Amazon.
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"Our Father" Meditation
Inspired meditation on the Lord's Prayer by an unnamed 20th century Servant of God, written in 1960 in Mexico City. The Trappist monk, Rev. Raphael Simon, OCSO, author of Hammer and Fire, said this meditation reminded him of The Dialogue of St. Catherine of Siena. Others have likened it to the writings of the 20th century Italian mystic, Luisa Piccarreta.
Freely downloadable. 14 pages.
To Read, click here.
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Spiritual Formation of the Priest
A series of twelve conferences by the Trappist Monk and psychiatrist, Rev. Raphael Simon, OCSO, MD, dealing with the spiritual formation of the priest, "enabling him then to be a spiritual formator of his people, as another Christ, moved by the Holy Spirit to fulfill the ministry allotted to him."
Individual Conferences are Freely Downloadable
To read, click here.
