The Love of Jesus to Penitents

The Love of Jesus to PenitentsIn this booklet, Cardinal Manning sets the sinner before the face of Christ and shows how grace works through confession with a kind of holy common sense; understanding sorrow as contrition, contrition as reparation, and reparation as perseverance. The old Catholic art of beginning again stands at the center, because Christ the King delights to raise the fallen and bind them to Himself in friendship.

and immovable

it represents a coherent response to the disorder of any age

This is not an appeal but a collection of incontrovertible evidence: the stained‑glass windows and soaring cathedrals

the Divine Office

At their head was Augustine

and before long arrived in France

governance

a catechetical aid

paying particular attention to those movements and institutions that promoted a naturalistic understanding of man and society

Modernity unravels every thread of Christendom

offers two works of Eucharistic and Marian devotion

and manual work as both necessity and spiritual exercise