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Examination of Conscience for Adults: A Comprehensive Examination Of Conscience Based On Twelve Virtues For The Twelve Months Of The Year
This is an excellent examination of conscience, focusing on a different virtue each month of the year. January is Faith February is Hope March is Charity or the Love of God April is proper Reverence for God May covers the positive aspects of Love of Neighbor June covers the negative aspects of Love of Neighbor July is on Justince August discusses Chastity September covers Temperance October covers Obedience November covers Meekness and finally December covers Humility After each instruction is a prayer to be said each day of the month. This is followed by an examination of conscience, where the mortal and venial sins against he virtue are considered. This section is followed by a practical lists of suggestions to help in the practice of virtue. This book sis excellent for the Catholic who is serious about becoming a saint.
76 pages, Paperback
First published September 27, 2014
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Donald F. Miller
3 booksFr. Donald F. Miller, C.Ss.R, was born in Grand Rapids, MI, June 27, 1903; professed at DeSoto, MO, August 2, 1922; ordained at Immaculate Conception Seminary, Oconomowoc, WI, June 12, 1927.
He was professor of philosophy in Immaculate Conception Seminary, Oconomowoc, WI, and rector there (1942-1947). He edited The Liguorian for over twenty years in Oconomowoc, WI, and Liguori, MO. He published over two thousand articles, pamphlets, and books during his life and collaborated with Fr. L. X. Aubin in writing the life of St. Alphonsus. After the amputation of a leg, he continued writing, lecturing, and making himself available to everyone. As one person said: “With his impressive devotion to truth, he was the epitome of the wise man who sees everything in perspective and gives all its proper weight.”
He died in St. Mary’s Hospital, St. Louis, MO.
Buried along with his three brothers and sister in the Redemptorist Cemetery, Liguori, MO.
He was professor of philosophy in Immaculate Conception Seminary, Oconomowoc, WI, and rector there (1942-1947). He edited The Liguorian for over twenty years in Oconomowoc, WI, and Liguori, MO. He published over two thousand articles, pamphlets, and books during his life and collaborated with Fr. L. X. Aubin in writing the life of St. Alphonsus. After the amputation of a leg, he continued writing, lecturing, and making himself available to everyone. As one person said: “With his impressive devotion to truth, he was the epitome of the wise man who sees everything in perspective and gives all its proper weight.”
He died in St. Mary’s Hospital, St. Louis, MO.
Buried along with his three brothers and sister in the Redemptorist Cemetery, Liguori, MO.
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