St. Josemará wrote: “Christian joy has its roots in the shape of the Cross.” Along the Way of the Cross, there are points to meditate at each station; points that can be applied to our lives and circumstances.
This is the first volume of collected homilies by St. Josemariá, the founder of the Prelature Opus Dei. He writes: “I assure you, my children, that when a Christian carries out with love the most insignificant daily action, that action overflows with the transcendence of God.” Topics include: The Christian Vocation, Humility, Marriage, Faith, St. Joseph, Conversion, Interior Struggle, The Holy Eucharist, Christ’s death, The Holy Spirit, Our Lady, The Sacred Heart, Personal Sanctity, and much more
The second volume of homilies include: Time, Ordinary Life, Freedom, Work, Human Virtues, Humility, Detachment, Getting to Know God, Faith, Hope, Love, Prayer, Holiness, and Our Lady.
Read by Frank Castiglione The Way is St. Josemaria’s spiritual classic with points for meditation and prayer. St. Josemaria Escrivá writes: “Read these counsels slowly. Pause to meditate on these thoughts. They are things that I whisper in your ear confiding them as a friend, as a brother, as a father. And they are being heard by God. I won’t tell you anything new. I will only stir your memory, so that some thought will arise and strike you; and so you will better your life and set out along ways of prayer and of Love. And in the end you will be a more worthy soul.”
Topics include: character, direction, prayer, holy purity, heart, mortification, penance, examination of conscience, resolutions, scruples, presence of God, supernatural life, more about interior life, lukewarmness, study, forming the spirit, your sanctity, love of God, charity, the means, Our Lady, The Church, Holy Mass, Communion of the Saints, devotions, faith, humility, obedience, poverty, discretion, joy, other virtues, tribulations, interior struggle, last things, the will of God, the glory of God, winning new apostles, little things, tactics, spiritual childhood, life of childhood, calling the apostle, the apostolate, and perseverance.
Each chapter has it’s own track and each CD is labeled with the chapters on that CD.
Read by Frank Castiglione, Furrow is another of St. Josemaria’s spiritual classics with points for meditation and prayer. The author writes: My reader and friend, let me help your soul contemplate the virtues of man, for grace works upon nature. But do not forget that these considerations of mine, though they may seem very human to you, must be priestly as well, since I have written them for you and for myself—and I have put them into practice too—before God. I ask Our Lord that these pages may be of use for us. May we profit by them and be moved by them so that in our lives our deeds may leave behind a deep and fertile furrow.
Each topic has it’s own track and each CD is labeled with the chapters on that CD. Topics include: generosity, human respect, cheerfulness, daring, struggle, suffering, humility, citizenship, sincerity, loyalty, discipline, personality, prayer, work, truthfulness, ambition, hypocrisy, naturalness, interior life, pride, friendship, the will, the heart, purity, peace, beyond death, the tongue, penance, responsibility, spreading the faith, frivolity, and fishers of men.
