L'amour Des Âmes, Ou RÃ(c)flexions ...sur La Passion De JÃ(c)sus-christ, Contenant L'horloge De La Passion...

L'amour Des ?‚mes, Ou R?flexions ...sur La Passion De J?sus-christ, Contenant l'horloge De La Passion... by Alphonse de Liguori, presents a profound exploration of the Passion of Jesus Christ, intended to stir the hearts and souls of the faithful. Written in French, this devotional work delves into the depths of Christ's suffering and sacrifice, inviting readers to contemplate the immense love that motivated His actions. The book includes reflections designed to encourage a more intimate relationship with God and to inspire acts of charity and devotion.

Alphonse de Liguori, a Doctor of the Church and a renowned spiritual writer, offers guidance on how to meditate on the Passion, making this work a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian love and sacrifice. This edition offers a timeless message of faith and devotion, continuing to resonate with readers seeking spiritual enrichment.

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