Digital Verbum Edition
This collection of works by Francis de Sales offers six well-loved works by this Doctor of the Church. Written for people of all walks of life, these volumes bring spirituality into everyday living, offering counsel to the religious and laymen alike. This collection of letters, treatises, meditations, and more bring de Sales’ enduring wisdom to today’s faithful—helping the reader to study, pray, and live out their faith.
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Take a look at the Post-Reformation Catholic Thought and Piety (27 vols.) for even more works by great Catholic authors.
St. Francis de Sales began An Introduction to the Devout Life as a correspondence with a married women looking to increase her spiritual devotion in the midst of a busy life; the result was a layman’s guide to the spiritual life. Each chapter is a short meditation designed to challenge and refocus the believer towards an authentic Christian life. At nearly 120 chapters, An Introduction to the Devout Life is the perfect companion for jump-starting a devotional routine or continuing a life-long journey toward spiritual maturity.
A prolific letter writer and teacher, St. Francis de Sales wrote hundreds of letters to those seeking spiritual counsel. Letters to Persons in the Religion is divided into six sections:
A prolific letter writer and teacher, St. Francis de Sales wrote hundreds of letters to those seeking spiritual counsel. Letters to Persons in the World is divided into seven sections:
St. Francis de Sales’ treatise on the love of God is divided into 12 areas of study:
Found in a box by St. Jane Frances de Chantal 15 years after his death, The Mystical Explanation of the Canticle of Canticles contains St. Francis de Sales’ explanation of the Canticle of Canticles set out in the form of a meditation. The Depositions of St. Jane Frances de Chantal contains the list of deposition questions provided to St. Jane Frances de Chantal about St. Francis de Sales during the investigation for his canonization, and the answers she provided.
The Spiritual Conferences are a collection of instructions addressed to the Sisters of the Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary. For over two years St. Francis de Sales delivered these 21 discourses in the orchards outside of the order. Topics include confidence, cordiality, humility, generosity, and more.
Francis de Sales (August 21, 1567–December 28, 1622) was Bishop of Geneva and is a Roman Catholic saint. He worked to convert Protestants back to Catholicism, and was an accomplished preacher. He is known also for his writings on the topic of spiritual direction and spiritual formation, particularly his An Introduction to the Devout Life and his treatise, Of the Love of God.
Take a look at the Post-Reformation Catholic Thought and Piety (27 vols.) for even more works by great Catholic authors.
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