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Responding to Jesus' Deeper Invitation

By: Rev. Ron Rolheiser OMI
Narrated by: Rev. Ron Rolheiser OMI
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In a highly secularized culture, how do we move from being good people to becoming great saints? How do we come to a new maturity? How do we use the wonderful freedom God has given us? Fr. Rolheiser outlines four essentials for a deep spiritual life. First, like the good but sad rich young man we have to give our entire selves to the Lord. Secondly, we have to sustain and appreciate a high level of tension in our life as we deal with our basic humanity and our membership in the Church. Third, we have to go beyond our feelings and thoughts about faith and demonstrate it with our actions and our presence in the midst of God’s people. Fourth, we need to hear from the voice of God that we are loved and forgiven. In hearing this voice we will avoid being caught up in an endless search that so often is filled with sexual manipulation, envy, and human frustration. All of us are called to greatness. In the end, we have to give all to Christ so that unburdened from ambition, material possessions, and fears we will be able to soar. He gave them water that quenched their deepest thirst and they were convinced he was the only Way, Truth, and Life.
©2006 Ron Rolheiser (P)2014 Pious Society of St. Paul
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I don't often review or give five stars but I had to with this book because there's a danger it would be rejected. The sound is ok but this is a recording of a talk/seminar and the recording is 'choppy'. Initially I wasn't happy but persevered and it was worth it! This offers, not milk, but MEAT for the spiritual life; suggestions for growing in spiritual maturity. It's broken down into four sections (but one chapter) covering:
Moving from goodness to greatness,
Carrying tensions (authority and freedom),
Love and commitment beyond thoughts and feelings,
Prayer of Affectivity,

It would be great if this was longer but at just over an hour it can be read many times.

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