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- Wednesday, 22 May 2013 : Book of Sirach 4:12-22.He who loves her loves life; those who seek her out win her favor. He who holds her fast inherits glory; wherever he dwells, the LORD bestows blessings. Those who serve her serve the Holy One; those who love her the LORD loves. He who obeys her judges nations; he who hearkens to her dwells in her inmost chambers. If one trusts her, he will possess her; his d […]
- Wednesday, 22 May 2013 : Psalms 119(118):165.168.171.172.174.175.Those who love your law have great peace, And for them there is no stumbling block. I keep your precepts and your decrees, For all my ways are before you. My lips pour forth your praise, because you teach me your statutes. May my tongue sing of your promise, for all your commands are just. I long for your salvation, O LORD, and your law is my delight. Let my […]
- Monday, 20 May 2013 : Psalms 93(92):1ab.1cd-2.5.The LORD is king, in splendor robed; robed is the LORD and girt about with strength. And he has made the world firm, not to be moved. The LORD is king, robed with majesty; the LORD is robed, girded with might. The world will surely stand in place, never to be moved. robed is the LORD and girt about with strength. And he has made the world firm, not to be mov […]
- Wednesday, 22 May 2013 :[…]
Fr. Robert Spitzer is fantastic and his gift to us in this work is tremendous for those seeking to grow deeper in the
spiritual life. These five dimensions of the spiritual life: (1) the Holy Eucharist, (2) spontaneous prayer, (3) the Beatitudes, (4) partnership with the Holy Spirit, and (5) the contemplative life itself, generally do not develop simultaneously or even in parallel ways. Some develop very quickly, but do not achieve significant depth; while others develop quite slowly, but seem to be almost unending in the depth of wisdom, trust, hope, virtue, and love they engender. The best way of explaining this is to look at each of the pillars individually.
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Tags: beatitudes, contemplative life, holy eucharist, holy spirit, ignatius press, pillars, prayer, robert spitzer, spiritual life
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I first heard of Father Spitzer when a friend from church invited me to participate in a prayer group at her home during Lent 2010. Since then I’ve watched his program on proving the existence of God on EWTN. I have to watch each program more than once to gain some modest understanding of his vast knowledge. I loved your interview with Father here on The Five Pillars of the Faith. I would like to make a donation to your very worthwhile effort. Is it possible to do so through Paypal?
Dear Patti,
I am so glad you enjoyed the interview. Father Spitzer is awesome and a great gift to us all. Thank you for considering a donation. Yes, you can do it through Paypal…there is a button at the bottom of the page, as well one also on the side of the site on the blog, which can guide you through the process. God bless you.
Kris