Wednesday, 31 July 2019

Overcoming Lukewarmness: Healing Your Soul's Sadness by Francis Fernández-Carvajal


Paperback:  Do you feel weary or even a bit jaded?  

Tired and overworked, but can't seem to find a respite?  

Not even a rejuvenating vacation seems to chase this nagging, insipid feeling away?

We are all prone to a sleepiness of the soul.  That raging fire of love that was once within dwindles slowly, often extinguishing without notice.  Like an unknown cancer, this spreading toxin clouds your reasoning and enfeebles your will.  Your spirit feels somehow empty and your joy becomes fleeting if not faded.

What can you do?

Like any relationship of love, the soul's friendship with God must always be reinvented, refreshed, and renewed.  When the honeymoon is over, the real work begins.

This brilliant volume, Overcoming Lukewarmness (2011) - fully revised and remastered by the author - will help you to squelch that silent poison within:  lukewarmness.  From the creator of the internationally best-selling In Conversation with God series, this indispensable guide can truly change your life.  Learn how to defeat the “noonday devil” - that sluggish tepidity within - by rekindling the incomparable joy of following Christ.

You will find that an unwavering cheerfulness will begin to pervade every area of your being and that what once was dying will be filled with life: the life of true love.

Highly recommended.

About the author:  Francis Fernández-Carvajal  was born in Granada in 1938.  A graduate in History from the University of Navarre, he also holds a doctorate in Canon Law from the Angelicum in Rome.  He is a priest of the Opus Dei Prelature.  Since his ordination in 1964, much of his pastoral ministry has been with university students.  For more than ten years, he has been Editor of the monthly magazine PALABRA.  Among his published works are an Anthology of texts (with more than 600 quotations from spiritual writers throughout the ages), Lukewarmness - the Devil in Disguise, and Commentaries on the Gospels of St Matthew and St Luke.

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