The fiery soliloquy with God, of the Reverend Master Gerlac Petersen ... : in which are pointed out the solid and clear paths of
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The fiery soliloquy with God, of the Reverend Master Gerlac Petersen ... : in which are pointed out the solid and clear paths of the whole spiritual life
Author: Peters, Gerlach, 1378-1411
Year: 1872
CONTENTS. The First Chapter. — That he who would recover his heart from dissipation should look ever to the end of all things, and refuse to be consoled by anything out of God 2 The Second Chapter. — That man should frequently look to his state of exile, and take refuge in God, united to Whom he will want for nothing 5 The Third Chapter. — That in whatever we have to do, we should ever look to the end for which it should be done, especially in the Divine Office 8 The Fourth Chapter. — With how great devotion we ought to be present at the Divine Office, and above all at the Sacrifice of the Mass 9 The Fifth Chapter. — Of the fruit of all ceremonies and outward Sacraments 11 The Sixth Chapter. — That virtue is to be practised only for the love of virtue, because it is always good 13 The Seventh Chapter. — That with true humility, and with our eyes fixed upon the truth, ought we to resist vain thoughts and vicious morions 14 The Eighth Chapter. — That by selfishness or self-seeking the interior course of the soul is hindered 17 The Ninth Chapter.— Of true liberty, or of the beatitude of the detform soul 10 The Tenth Chapter. — Of the fruit of holy liberty, and the glory of the deiform
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