Dom Hubert van Zeller a mené une vie de profonde quête spirituelle et de renoncement austère. Son âme aspirait à un mode de vie discipliné, le poussant à explorer des voies monastiques exigeantes avant de trouver son engagement durable. Au-delà de ses écrits, il fut un sculpteur talentueux dont les œuvres ornent des espaces sacrés, témoignant d'un dévouement à la beauté et à l'expression spirituelle. Par sa prose, il offrit de profondes perspectives spirituelles et des conseils pratiques à ceux qui sont sur le chemin de la sainteté.
Personal holiness is redefined as a communal and humble journey rather than an individual achievement or status. It emphasizes that true holiness does not elevate one above others or warrant special recognition within the Church. Instead, it calls for a deeper understanding of holiness as a shared experience, challenging the notion that it is merely a checklist item or a reason for celebration. The book invites readers to reflect on the nature of holiness in a more inclusive and grounded way.
Set in 1975, the story unfolds against a backdrop of social change and personal upheaval. Characters navigate the complexities of their lives amidst the cultural shifts of the era, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams. As they confront their pasts and face uncertain futures, their journeys reveal the profound impact of the time on their relationships and aspirations. The narrative captures the essence of a transformative period, blending historical context with deeply personal stories.
Exploring themes such as worldliness, spirituality, work, suffering, and gratitude, this final work by spiritual master Hubert van Zeller presents a variety of subjects in his approachable style. The book is structured in short chapters designed to encourage reflection and meditation, making it an ideal companion for personal retreats. Readers will find themselves prompted to contemplate profound ideas in a concise and accessible format.
This unique spiritual guide will help you grow holier and more prayerful as you perform the most menial household chores -- not in spite of those chores, but in the midst of them. Written especially for women in charge of households, Holiness for Housewives will help you better understand and respect your vocation as a housewife -- and discover in it your own God-given path to sanctity. This handy guide will show you how
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Focusing on the transformative power of love, the book emphasizes that true penance leads to a deeper relationship with God rather than mere acts of toughness or austerity. It advocates for a compassionate approach to penance, suggesting that genuine charity should be the foundation of one's spiritual practice. This perspective encourages readers to engage with penance as an expression of love, rather than a burdensome obligation.
The book presents a series of candid reflections from Dom Hubert, who explores the complexities of the human experience, addressing topics such as emotions and the differing views of two doctors of the church. His combative yet introspective approach leads to powerful insights aimed at challenging misconceptions. Each passage is a response to his own critical self-examination, resulting in thought-provoking discussions on the interplay between body and soul. The author's honesty and willingness to confront his own beliefs enrich the narrative.
Focusing on the uplifting aspects of life, Dom Hubert van Zeller explores the nature of happiness and fulfillment. He challenges the notion that achieving dreams equates to true happiness, suggesting instead that being in harmony with oneself is key. The author reflects on the potential for desires to evolve before they are satisfied, warning against a stagnant view of happiness. Through thought-provoking questions, he encourages readers to adopt a supernatural perspective, prompting deeper contemplation on the essence of joy and satisfaction.
The book emphasizes the importance of discipline in prayer while challenging the notion of rigid systems. It highlights the primary purpose of prayer as an act of worship, suggesting that true worship involves acknowledging and returning to God what He has already provided. The author argues that humans possess nothing independently, as all offerings are derived from God's gifts. This perspective invites readers to deepen their understanding of worship through prayer, focusing on gratitude and recognition of divine generosity.
Exploring the theme of awakening from life's routine, the author reflects on the profound relationships between humanity and the divine. Through discussions on prayer, grace, married love, and friendship, the book examines how modernity intersects with the Gospel. It tackles a diverse range of topics that encourage readers to engage more deeply with their existence and relationships, urging them to live fully rather than merely going through the motions.