Name: Cartas i (Edicion Critico-Historica). Rustica (in Spanish)
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Author: Santo Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer
ISBN: 9788432153136

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Cartas i (Edicion Critico-Historica). Rustica (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Santo Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer

Publisher

Ediciones Rialp

Year

2020

Language

Spanish

Pages

346

ISBN13

9788432153136

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Cartas i (Edicion Critico-Historica). Rustica (in Spanish)"

Con este volumen se inicia una serie de escritos inéditos de san Josemaría, dirigidos expresamente a los miembros del Opus Dei, pero que ayudan a iluminar el itinerario de toda vida... Leer másCon este volumen se inicia una serie de escritos inéditos de san Josemaría, dirigidos expresamente a los miembros del Opus Dei, pero que ayudan a iluminar el itinerario de toda vida cristiana. Contiene las cuatro primeras Cartas pastorales, comenzadas en sus primeros años en Madrid, y en ellas trata acerca de la llamada universal a la santidad y al apostolado en la vida ordinaria: el trabajo, la vida de oración, la contemplación en medio del mundo, la inspiración cristiana de las realidades sociales, la libertad y responsabilidad del cristiano en sus actuaciones temporales, y el valor humano y cristiano de la amistad.

Santo Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer

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San Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer (1902-1975) was a Spanish priest, founder of Opus Dei, and prolific writer in the field of Christian spirituality. His works address themes of faith, Christian life, and holiness in everyday life. His most famous book, The Way (1939), has been translated into multiple languages and has influenced millions of people in their spiritual growth. Other notable works include Furrow (1986) and Forge (1987), which were published posthumously and continue his teaching on the pursuit of holiness in daily life.

Escrivá's style combines deep theological reflection with accessible language, aimed at both laypeople and religious. His writings have been fundamental in the expansion of Opus Dei and in promoting the sanctification of ordinary work as a path to God. His legacy remains relevant in contemporary spirituality.

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