Awakening Your Soul to the Presence of God - Healy, Kilian
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The short, direct way to true intimacy with God "¬¬" to kindle the flame of your spirit Most committed Christians don't like to admit it, but all too many of us serve God solely out of a sense of duty, without ever approaching the burning love and intimacy that God desires of us. Indeed, many believers don't even think it's possible to attain to the heights of holy love that built the great cathedrals and fired the Christian martyrs to give their lives for their Lord. But in Awakening Your Soul to the Presence of God, Rev. Kilian Healy says that you can and should develop this kind of love for…mehr

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The short, direct way to true intimacy with God "¬¬" to kindle the flame of your spirit Most committed Christians don't like to admit it, but all too many of us serve God solely out of a sense of duty, without ever approaching the burning love and intimacy that God desires of us. Indeed, many believers don't even think it's possible to attain to the heights of holy love that built the great cathedrals and fired the Christian martyrs to give their lives for their Lord. But in Awakening Your Soul to the Presence of God, Rev. Kilian Healy says that you can and should develop this kind of love for God. Clearly and warmly, Rev. Healy explains that God is constantly calling you to intimate friendship with Himself. In this beautiful book "¬¬" brief enough to be read in one sitting yet with enough spiritual depth to last a lifetime "¬¬" he details how you can develop your friendship with God even amid the cares and distractions of your daily life.
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Kilian J. Healy was born in Massachusetts in 1912. He was ordained a Carmelite priest in 1937 in Rome. He taught theology and philosophy in the United States and in Rome. He was Prior General of his order and a voting member of the Second Vatican Council. He died in 2003.