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I see more and more that the great point is to sink our personality and let Christ act in us and through us. The more and more I gaze at God, through the eyes of Jesus living in my heart, the more clearly I see that nothing can be so high, so divine, as to remit oneself totally to God." So writes Blessed Columba Marmion in one of his many correspondences with faithful across the globe. This collection of ordinary letters once again shows Dom M...

I see more and more that the great point is to sink our personality and let Christ act in us and through us. The more and more I gaze at God, through the eyes of Jesus living in my heart, the more clearly I see that nothing can be so high, so divine, as to remit oneself totally to God." So writes Blessed Columba Marmion in one of his many correspondences with faithful across the globe. This collection of ordinary letters once again shows Dom M...

With Christ is an anthology of writings from Blessed Marmion's outstanding trilogy: Christ, the Life of the Soul, Christ in His Mysteries, and Christ, the Ideal of the Monk, as well as from his letters in Union with God and personal notes on his own spiritual life--focused on the theme of suffering and sharing in the Passion of Our Lord. In the words of his editor, Dom Raymund Thibaut, "It is most important to know how to accept suffering,...

The present volume is a shorter edition of Christ in His Mysteries, Dom Columba Marmion's profound reflection on the Mysteries of Christ's birth, death, Resurrection, and Ascension as presented in the Gospels and the Liturgical Year. In Blessed Marmion's words, the mysteries that Jesus lived were lived for us. In them He shows Himself as our model and wills to make Himself one with our souls as Head of the Mystical Body of which we are members...

Christ, the Life of the Soul is a modern spiritual classic. Drawing upon the Scriptures, the Liturgy, and the Doctors of the Church, Blessed Columba Marmion shows us the path towards freedom from self-bondage and the enlargement of our souls - to realize, with St. Paul, that "I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me." As Blessed Marmion puts it, "Christ is the Alpha and Omega of all sanctity." The author shows how to die to sin and live for ...