Spiritual Letters
By (Author) John Chapman
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Burns & Oates Ltd
7th January 2003
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Diaries, letters and journals
Religious and spiritual figures
Religious instruction
Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church
Spirituality and religious experience
Christian life and practice
248
Paperback
352
Width 138mm, Height 216mm
404g
Since they were first published in 1935, Abbot Chapman's "Spiritual Letters" have been of profound help to thousands of readers. This book includes a range of Abbot Chapman's letters both to lay people, including two married ladies and the editor of "The Dublin Review", and to religious such as a Benedictine monk, a Servite nun and a Jesuit Scholastic. In his introduction, Sebastian Moore explains that the "Letters" are both a guide to praying and a guide to living.
"Freshness, lucidity, humour and deep sprituality...Will find its right place besides Fenelon, St. Francis de Sales and de Cassade." --Theology
"Open it anywhere and find inspiration and that calm which only comes from God." --Zealandia
"Shows deep knowledge of the human soul and wide experience of the soul's problems." --Standard