An eighteenth-century French Jesuit teaches that holiness is not found in extraordinary deeds or hidden knowledge but in accepting, moment by moment, whatever God sends. Gathered from his letters and conferences and published long after his death, the text is arranged in two books on the nature of holy abandonment and on the divine action at work in every present duty.
One of the most widely read works of Catholic spirituality, here in Ella McMahon’s 1887 translation of Ramière’s edition. Download the free EPUB.