Recently Viewed

Take Control of your Life - Five steps plan to Health and Happiness by Dr Gail Ratcliffe

Blessed John Henry Newman - Theologian and spiritual guide for Time

The Bible Made Easy - A Book-by-Book Introduction

Studying the Life of Saint Francis of Assisi

Baptized and Sent - The Church of Christ on the Mission in the World

The Gentle road to Jesus - Bringing Christ to Every Classroom and Home

Deepen your experience of God by moving from religion to relationship! Do you know God, or do you just know about God? Do you believe in a God without limits, or have you placed God in a box and sealed the lid? In "How Big Is Your God"? Indian Jesuit priest Paul Countinho asks each of us to carefully consider questions such as these. With his warm sense of humour and a talent for telling just the right story to drive home a point, Coutinho guides us to reconsider who God is and how we can have fellowship with God beyond anything we have imagined. To help us rethink our limited ideas of God, Coutinho, introduces us to his Hindu friends who put him on the path to mysticism; to his Buddhist teachers who broke open his limited views of the Divine; to Viktor Frankl, Desmond Tutu, and other enlightened guides who led him to a far more meaningful spiritual life; and to St Ignatius of Loyola, whose Spiritual Exercises continue to shape his reflection and prayer life. Fr Coutinho is an internationally recognized Ignatian scholar and speaker who brings an Eastern influence to Western Spirituality.

View all

Loaves and Fishes by Dorothy Day, Robert Coles (Introduction)

Loaves and Fishes₦8,250.00

The Spring Returns Not - The Spirit and Message of Saint Teresa₦2,140.00

The Spring Returns Not - The Spirit and Message of Saint Teresa

View cart “Moment of Christ” has been added to your cart.

Enjoy the Lord - A Path to Contemplation

Enjoy the Lord – A Path to Contemplation

₦3,200.00

Contemplative prayer as the pathway to true joy.

Add to cart

Buy Now

Categories: Best Selling, New Arrivals, Spirituality

Description

Enjoy the Lord – A Path to Contemplation
by John T. Catoir, JCD