O. S. B. Labrise

Reflections of an Uncommon Monk (eBook, ePUB)

Toward a Theology of Hero-Sainthood
Illustrator: Ciesinska, Izabela; Wall, Sam

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Are you ready to become a hero-saint?

Every hero-saint journey begins here...

Reflections of an Uncommon Monk is composed of twenty-seven spiritual reflections useful for daily living, and includes a spiritual primer which conveys basic Christian teaching on the spiritual life. This book can be read on its own or as the first book and moral and spiritual foundation of the series A Hero Is Chosen. Beginning with the second book, Mission of the Maiden, all of the stories build on the topics and themes introduced in Reflections of an Uncommon Monk. The primary aim of this series is to transmit Christian spiritual principles and to teach moral virtue in the context of a hero-saint story.

Take your first steps on your own hero-saint journey today!

A Hero Is Chosen Series Hero Stories of the Saints Book One Reflections of an Uncommon Monk: Toward a Theology of Hero-Sainthood Book Two Mission of the Maiden: The Hero Story of Joan of Arc Book Three God's Good Servant and the King's: The Hero Story of Thomas More Book Four King of Kings: The Hero Story of Jesus of Nazareth Book Five Friar, Priest, and Martyr: The Hero Story of Maximilian Kolbe Book Six A Vocation Story Never Told: A Hero Story of Future Saints Book Seven Hero Bible Verses: Meditations of a Saint Life is short. See where your path might take you.

Begin your journey today!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Saint Joseph Books
• Seitenzahl: 131
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783757986957
• Artikelnr.: 74336794

Autorenporträt

Brother Emmanuel Labrise, O.S.B. is a contemplative monk who spent six years as a member of the Order of Carthusians in the U.K. and has been a monk in the Order of Saint Benedict in the U.S. since 2009. Among other assignments, he has taught in a seminary college, worked in a seminary formation program, and given conferences at a retreat house. He is currently living the eremitical life in which his main activities are prayer, reading, reflection, and writing.