> [[at-spiritual-life-toc|← Table of Contents]] # Table of Contents - [[at-sl-40|Title Page]] - [[at-sl-00|Foreword]] - [[at-sl-01|Preface]] # Introduction - [[at-sl-03|Introduction]] | [[at-sl-fn-03|Fn: Introduction]] - [[at-sl-03#§ I. The Nature of Ascetical Theology|§ I. The Nature of Ascetical Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ I. The Nature of Ascetical Theology#I. Its Different Names|I. Its Different Names]] - [[at-sl-03#§ I. The Nature of Ascetical Theology#II\. Its Place in Theology|II\. Its Place in Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ I. The Nature of Ascetical Theology#III\. Its Relations with Moral and Dogmatic Theology|III\. Its Relations with Moral and Dogmatic Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ I. The Nature of Ascetical Theology#IV\. Difference Between Ascetical and Mystical Theology|IV\. Difference Between Ascetical and Mystical Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ II. The Sources of Ascetical and Mystical Theology|§ II. The Sources of Ascetical and Mystical Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ II. The Sources of Ascetical and Mystical Theology#I. Holy Scripture|I. Holy Scripture]] - [[at-sl-03#§ II. The Sources of Ascetical and Mystical Theology#II\. Tradition|II\. Tradition]] - [[at-sl-03#§ II. The Sources of Ascetical and Mystical Theology#III\. Reason Enlightened by Faith and Experience|III\. Reason Enlightened by Faith and Experience]] - [[at-sl-03#§ III. The Method to Be Followed|§ III. The Method to Be Followed]] - [[at-sl-03#§ IV. Excellence and Necessity of Ascetic Theology|§ IV. Excellence and Necessity of Ascetic Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ IV. Excellence and Necessity of Ascetic Theology#I. Excellence of Ascetical Theology|I. Excellence of Ascetical Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ IV. Excellence and Necessity of Ascetic Theology#II\. Necessity of Ascetical Theology|II\. Necessity of Ascetical Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ V. Division of Mystical and Ascetical Theology|§ V. Division of Mystical and Ascetical Theology]] - [[at-sl-03#§ V. Division of Mystical and Ascetical Theology#I. The Various Plans Followed by Authors|I. The Various Plans Followed by Authors]] - [[at-sl-03#§ V. Division of Mystical and Ascetical Theology#II\. Our Plan|II\. Our Plan]] # Part First: Principles - [[at-sl-04|First Part. Principles]] ## Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life - [[at-sl-05#Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life|Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life]] | [[at-sl-fn-05|Fn: Ch. I]] - [[at-sl-05#Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life#Art. I. The Natural Life of Man|Art. I. The Natural Life of Man]] - [[at-sl-05#Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life#Art. II. The Elevation of Man to the Supernatural STATE[1]|Art. II. The Elevation of Man to the Supernatural State]] - [[at-sl-05#Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life#Art. III. The Fall and Its Consequences|Art. III. The Fall and Its Consequences]] - [[at-sl-05#Chapter I. Origin of the Spiritual Life#Art. IV. Redemption and Its Effects|Art. IV. Redemption and Its Effects]] ## Chapter II. Nature of the Spiritual Life - [[at-sl-06|Ch. II: Nature of the Christian Life]] | [[at-sl-fn-07|Fn: Ch. II]] ### [[at-sl-06#ART. I. THE ROLE OF GOD IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE|Art. I. The Role of God in the Spiritual Life]] #### [[at-sl-06#§ I. The Role of the Blessed Trinity|§ I. The Role of the Blessed Trinity]] How the Three Divine Persons dwell within us Our duties towards the Blessed Trinity How the Three Divine Persons give us a supernatural life: Sanctifying Grace, Virtues and Gifts, Actual Grace #### [[at-sl-06#§ II. Role of Jesus in the Christian Life|§ II. Role of Jesus in the Christian Life]] Christ, the Meritorious Cause Christ, the Exemplary Cause Christ, The Head of the Mystical Body Devotion to Christ, the Incarnate Word #### [[at-sl-06#§ III. The Part of the Blessed Virgin, the Saints and the Angels in the Christian Life|§ III. The Part of the Blessed Virgin, the Saints and the Angels in the Christian Life]] The Part of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God, and Our Mother Mary, a Meritorious Cause of Grace Mary, Universal Mediatrix of Grace Devotion to the Blessed Virgin The Part of the Saints The Part of the Angels ### [[at-sl-07#ART.II. The Share of Man in the Christian Life|Art. II. The Part of Man in the Spiritual Life]] - [[at-sl-07|Ch. II (cont.)]] #### [[at-sl-07#§ I. The Fight Against Our Spiritual Enemies|§ I. The Fight Against Our Spiritual Enemies]] Against Concupiscence Against the World Against the Devil #### [[at-sl-07#§ II. The Growth of the Spiritual Life by merit|§ II. The Growth of the Spiritual Life by Merit]] Nature of Merit Conditions for Increasing Merit Sanctification of All Our Actions #### [[at-sl-07#§ III. Growth of the Christian Life Through the Sacraments|§ III. Growth of the Christian Life Through the Sacraments]] Sacramental Grace Necessary Dispositions for the Fruitful Reception of the Sacraments Dispositions for the Sacrament of Penance Dispositions to Profit Well by the Sacrament of the Eucharist ## Chapter III. The Perfection of the Christian Life - [[at-sl-08|Ch. III: Perfection]] | [[at-sl-fn-08|Fn: Ch. III]] ### [[at-sl-08#Art. I. False Notions Concerning Perfection|Art. I. False Notions Concerning Perfection]] ### [[at-sl-08#Art. II. True Notion of Perfection|Art. II. True Notion of Perfection]] #### [[at-sl-08#§ I. The Essence of Perfection Consists in Charity|§ I. The Essence of Perfection Consists in Charity]] Proofs of the Thesis #### [[at-sl-08#§ II. Love on Earth Requires Sacrifice|§ II. Love on Earth Requires Sacrifice]] #### [[at-sl-08#§ III. The Part of Love and the Part of Sacrifice in the Christian Life|§ III. The Part of Love and the Part of Sacrifice in the Christian Life]] #### [[at-sl-08#§ IV. Does Perfection Consist in the Commandments or in the Counsels?|§ IV. Does Perfection Consist in the Commandments or in the Counsels?]] #### [[at-sl-08#§ V. The Different Degrees of Perfection|§ V. The Different Degrees of Perfection]] Degrees of Perfection The Limits of Perfection here on Earth ## Chapter IV. The Duty of Tending to Perfection - [[at-sl-09|Ch. IV: Duty]] | [[at-sl-fn-09|Fn: Ch. IV]] ### [[at-sl-09#Art. I. The Duty Incumbent upon All Christians in General to Tend Toward Perfection|Art. I. The Duty Incumbent upon All Christians in General to Tend Toward Perfection]] #### [[at-sl-09#§ I. The Obligation Itself|§ I. The Obligation Itself]] The Argument from Authority The Argument from Reason #### [[at-sl-09#§ II. Motives That Make This Duty Easier|§ II. Motives That Make This Duty Easier]] ### [[at-sl-09#Art. II. The Obligation Incumbent upon Religious of Tending Toward Perfection|Art. II. The Obligation Incumbent upon Religious of Tending Toward Perfection]] #### [[at-sl-09#§ I. The Obligation Based on the Vows|§ I. The Obligation Based on the Vows]] #### [[at-sl-09#§ II. The Obligation Based on the Constitutions and the Rules|§ II. The Obligation Based on the Constitutions and the Rules]] ### [[at-sl-09#Art. III. The Obligation Incumbent upon Priests of Tending to Perfection|Art. III. The Obligation Incumbent upon Priests of Tending to Perfection]] #### [[at-sl-09#§ I. The Teaching of Our Lord and of St Paul|§ I. The Teaching of Our Lord and of St Paul]] #### [[at-sl-09#§ II. The Teaching of the Pontifical|§ II. The Teaching of the Pontifical]] #### [[at-sl-09#§ III. The Nature of the Priestly Functions Demands Holiness of Life|§ III. The Nature of the Priestly Functions Demands Holiness of Life]] ## Chapter V. General Means of Perfection - [[at-sl-10|Ch. V: Means]] - [[at-sl-11|Ch. V (cont.)]] | [[at-sl-fn-11|Fn: Ch. V]] ### [[at-sl-10#Art. I. Interior Means of Perfection|Art. I. Interior Means of Perfection]] #### [[at-sl-10#§ I. The Desire of Perfection|§ I. The Desire of Perfection]] The Nature of this Desire The Necessity and Efficacy of the Desire for Perfection The Qualities Which the Desire for Perfection should possess Means to Stimulate this Desire for Perfection #### [[at-sl-10#§ II. The Knowledge of God and the Knowledge of Self|§ II. The Knowledge of God and the Knowledge of Self]] The Knowledge of God 1° What we must know of God 2° Means of knowing God Conclusion. Exercise of the Presence of God The knowledge of Self 1° Necessity and Object of Self-knowledge 2° Means of knowing ourselves 3° General and Particular Examination of Conscience #### [[at-sl-10#§ III. Conformity to God’s Will|§ III. Conformity to God’s Will]] Obedience to God’s Will Submission to God’s Will Degrees of Conformity to God’s Will Sanctifying power of Conformity to God’s Will #### [[at-sl-10#§ IV. Prayer|§ IV. Prayer]] Nature of Prayer Various forms of Prayer The most excellent Prayer, The Lord’s Prayer Efficacy of Prayer for Sanctification How we can transform our actions into prayer ### [[at-sl-10#Art. II. Exterior Means of Perfection|Art. II. Exterior Means of Perfection]] #### [[at-sl-10#§ I. Spiritual Direction|§ I. Spiritual Direction]] Necessity Object Duties of the Spiritual Director Duties of the Penitent #### [[at-sl-10#§ II. a Rule of Life|§ II. a Rule of Life]] Usefulness Qualities Observance #### [[at-sl-10#§ III. Spiritual Readings and Conferences|§ III. Spiritual Readings and Conferences]] Usefulness of reading Holy Scripture and Spiritual Writers, — of Spiritual Conferences Requisite dispositions for Spiritual Readings and Conferences #### [[at-sl-10#§ IV. The Sanctification of Our Social Relations|§ IV. Sanctification of Social Relations]] General Principles Family relations Friendships Social and Business relations Works of Zeal General Summary of Part First # Part Second: The Three Ways - [[at-sl-12|Part II]] | [[at-sl-fn-12|Fn: Part II]] PRELIMINARY REMARKS The Distinction of the three ways The Right Use of this Distinction The Study of the three ways # Book One. The Purification, of the Soul, Or, the Purgative Way - [[at-sl-13|Book I]] [[at-sl-fn-13|Fn: Book I]] Introduction Those in the Purgative Way, or, Beginners Work to be done in the Purgative Way Division of this First Book ## Chapter I. The Prayer of Beginners - [[at-sl-14|B1 Ch. I: Prayer]] | [[at-sl-fn-14|Fn: B1 Ch. I]] - [[at-sl-15|B1 Ch. II: Penance]] | [[at-sl-fn-15|Fn: B1 Ch. II]] - [[at-sl-16|B1 Ch. III: Mortification]] | [[at-sl-fn-16|Fn: B1 Ch. III]] - [[at-sl-17|B1 Ch. IV: Capital Sins]] | [[at-sl-fn-17|Fn: B1 Ch. IV]] - [[at-sl-18|B1 Ch. V: Temptations]] | [[at-sl-fn-18|Fn: B1 Ch. V]] ### [[at-sl-14#Art. I. Necessity and Conditions of Prayer|Art. I. Necessity and Conditions of Prayer]] #### [[at-sl-14#§ I. Necessity of Prayer|§ I. Necessity of Prayer]] #### [[at-sl-14#§ II. Conditions of Prayer|§ II. Conditions of Prayer]] ### [[at-sl-14#Art. II. Spiritual Exercises for Beginners|Art. II. Spiritual Exercises for Beginners]] ### [[at-sl-14#Art. III. The Mental Prayer of Beginners|Art. III. The Mental Prayer of Beginners]] #### [[at-sl-14#§ I. Notion of Mental Prayer and Meditation|§ I. Notion of Mental Prayer and Meditation]] #### [[at-sl-14#§ II. Advantages and Necessity|§ II. Advantages and Necessity]] #### [[at-sl-14#§ III. General Characteristics|§ III. General Characteristics]] #### [[at-sl-14#§ IV. Chief Methods|§ IV. Chief Methods]] Points common to all Methods Method of St. Ignatius Method of St. Sulpice ## Chapter II. Penance ### [[at-sl-15#Art. I. Motives for Hating and Avoiding sin|Art. I. Motives for Hating and Avoiding sin]] #### [[at-sl-15#§ I. Mortal sin|§ I. Mortal sin]] #### [[at-sl-15#§ II. Venial sin|§ II. Venial sin]] ### [[at-sl-15#Art. II. Motives and Means of Atoning for sin|Art. II. Motives and Means of Atoning for sin]] Motives for doing Penance Sentiments of penance Works of penance ## Chapter III. Mortification ### [[at-sl-16#Art. I. Nature of Mortification|Art. I. Nature of Mortification]] ### [[at-sl-16#Art. II. Need for Mortification|Art. II. Need for Mortification]] ### [[at-sl-16#Art. III. Practice of Mortification|Art. III. Practice of Mortification]] #### [[at-sl-16#§ I. Mortification of the Body|§ I. Mortification of the Body]] #### [[at-sl-16#§ II. Mortification of the Memory and Imagination|§ II. Mortification of the Memory and Imagination]] #### [[at-sl-16#§ III. Mortification of the Passions|§ III. Mortification of the Passions]] The psychology of the passions Effects of the passions The good use of passions #### [[at-sl-16#§ IV. Mortification of Our Spiritual Faculties|§ IV. Mortification of Our Spiritual Faculties]] The discipline of the mind The training of the will ## Chapter IV. The Struggle Against Capital Sins and Vices ### [[at-sl-17#Art. I. Pride and Kindred Vices|Art. I. Pride and Kindred Vices]] #### [[at-sl-17#§ I. Pride Itself|§ I. Pride Itself]] Various forms Faults born of pride: Presumption, Ambition, Vanity Malice and evil effects of Pride Remedies #### [[at-sl-17#§ II. Envy and Jealousy|§ II. Envy and Jealousy]] #### [[at-sl-17#§ III. Anger|§ III. Anger]] ### [[at-sl-17#Art. II. Sensuality|Art. II. Sensuality]] #### [[at-sl-17#§ I. Gluttony|§ I. Gluttony]] #### [[at-sl-17#§ II. Lust|§ II. Lust]] #### [[at-sl-17#§ III. Sloth|§ III. Sloth]] ### [[at-sl-17#Art. III. Avarice|Art. III. Avarice]] ## Chapter V. Temptations ### [[at-sl-18#Art. I. Temptations in General|Art. I. Temptations in General]] Providential purposes of temptations The Psychology of temptations The Right attitude towards temptations ### [[at-sl-18#Art. II. Chief Temptations of Beginners|Art. II. Chief Temptations of Beginners]] Illusions about consolations and dryness Inconstancy Over-eagerness Scruples ### [[at-sl-18#Appendix: The Discernment of Spirits|Appendix: The Discernment of Spirits]] ### [[at-sl-18#Summary of the First Book|Summary of the First Book]] # Book Two: Progress in Christian Virtues, Or, the Illuminative Way - [[at-sl-19|Book II]] - [[at-sl-fn-19|Fn: Book II]] Introduction. Those in the illuminative way Work to be done: to form Christ in us Two classes of souls, the devout and the Fervent, in the illuminative way Division of this second Book ## Chapter I. Affective Prayer - [[at-sl-20|B2 Ch. I: Affective Prayer]] - [[at-sl-fn-20|Fn: B2 Ch. I]] ### [[at-sl-20#Art. I. Nature of Affective Prayer|Art. I. Nature of Affective Prayer]] ### [[at-sl-20#Art. II. Advantages of Affective Prayer|Art. II. Advantages of Affective Prayer]] ### [[at-sl-20#Art. III. The Disadvantages and the Dangers of Affective Prayer|Art. III. The Dangers of Affective Prayer]] ### [[at-sl-20#Art. IV. Methods of Affective Prayer|Art. IV. Methods of Affective Prayer]] ## Chapter II. The Moral Virtues - [[at-sl-21|B2 Ch. II: Moral Virtues]] - [[at-sl-fn-21|Fn: B2 Ch. II]] Preliminary Notions Infused Virtues in general Moral Virtues in particular ### [[at-sl-22|Art. I. Prudence]] ### [[at-sl-23|Art. II. Justice]] #### [[at-sl-23#§ 1. Justice Properly so Called|§ I. Justice Properly So-called]] #### [[at-sl-23#§ II. The Virtue of Religion|§ II. Religion]] #### [[at-sl-23#§ III. The Virtue of Obedience|§ III. Obedience]] ### [[at-sl-24|Art. III. Fortitude]] #### [[at-sl-24#§ I. Nature of the Virtue of Fortitude|§ I. Nature]] #### [[at-sl-24#§ II. Virtues Allied to Fortitude|§ II. Virtues Allied to Fortitude]] #### [[at-sl-24#§ III. Means of Acquiring and Perfecting the Virtue of Fortitude|§ III. Means to Perfect This Virtue]] ### [[at-sl-25|Art. IV. Temperance]] #### [[at-sl-25#§ I. Chastity|§ I. Chastity]] Chastity in the married state Celibacy #### [[at-sl-25#§ II. Humility|§ II. Humility]] Nature of humility Degrees Excellence Practice #### [[at-sl-25#§ III. Meekness|§ III. Meekness]] ## Chapter III. The Theological Virtues - [[at-sl-26|B2 Ch. III: Theological Virtues]] - [[at-sl-fn-26|Fn: B2 Ch. III]] ### [[at-sl-26#Art. I. The Virtue of Faith|Art. I. Faith]] #### [[at-sl-26#§ I. Nature|§ I. Nature]] #### [[at-sl-26#§ II. Sanctifying Power|§ II. Sanctifying Power]] #### [[at-sl-26#§ III. Practice|§ III. Practice]] ### [[at-sl-26#Art. II. The Virtue of Hope|Art. II. Hope]] #### [[at-sl-26#§ I. Nature|§ I. Nature]] #### [[at-sl-26#§ II. Sanctifying Power|§ II. Sanctifying Power]] #### [[at-sl-26#§ III. Practice|§ III. Practice]] ### [[at-sl-26#Art. III. The Virtue of Charity|Art. III. Charity]] Charity in general #### [[at-sl-26#§ I. The Love of God|§ I. The Love of God]] Precept and motive Sanctifying power Growth in the love of God #### [[at-sl-26#§ II. Charity Towards the Neighbor|§ II. Charity Towards the Neighbor]] Nature Sanctifying power Practice #### [[at-sl-26#§ III. The Sacred Heart of Jesus the Model and Source of Charity|§ III. The Sacred Heart, Model and Source of Charity]] The Sacred Heart and the spiritual life ## Chapter IV. Counter-attacks of the Enemy - [[at-sl-27|B2 Ch. IV: Counter-attacks]] - [[at-sl-fn-27|Fn: B2 Ch. IV]] ### [[at-sl-27#Art. I. The Re-awakening of the Capital Sins|Art. I. The Re-awakening of the Capital Sins]] ### [[at-sl-27#Art. II. Lukewarmness|Art. II. Lukewarmness]] ### [[at-sl-27#Appendix: The Discernment of Spirits in the Illuminative Way|Appendix: The Discernment of Spirits in the Illuminative Way]] ### [[at-sl-27#Summary of the Second Book|Summary of the Second Book]] # Book Three: The Unitive Way - [[at-sl-28|Book III]] - [[at-sl-fn-28|Fn: Book III]] Introduction The end to be attained Characteristics of the unitive way General notion of contemplation Division of the third Book ## Chapter I. The Simple or Active Unitive Way - [[at-sl-29|B3 Ch. I: Simple Unitive]] - [[at-sl-fn-29|Fn: B3 Ch. I]] ### [[at-sl-29#Art. I. The Gifts of the Holy Ghost|Art. I. The Gifts of the Holy Ghost]] #### [[at-sl-29#§ I. In General|§ I. In General]] Nature and excellence Cultivation and classification #### [[at-sl-29#§ II. In Particular|§ II. In Particular]] The gift of counsel The gift of piety The gift of fortitude The gift of fear The gift of knowledge The gift of understanding The gift of wisdom #### [[at-sl-29#§ III. The Gifts of the Holy Ghost in Prayer and Contemplation|§ III. The Gifts of the Holy Ghost in Prayer and Contemplation]] #### [[at-sl-29#§ IV. The Fruits of the Holy Ghost and the Beatitudes|§ IV. The Fruits of the Holy Ghost and the Beatitudes]] ### [[at-sl-29#Art. II. The Prayer of Simplicity|Art. II. The Prayer of Simplicity]] #### [[at-sl-29#§ I. Nature of This Prayer|§ I. Nature of This Prayer]] #### [[at-sl-29#§ II. Its Advantages|§ II. Its Advantages]] #### [[at-sl-29#§ III. How to Make It|§ III. How to Make It]] #### [[at-sl-29#§ IV. Is This Prayer Acquired or Infused Contemplation?|§ IV. Is This Prayer Acquired or Infused Contemplation?]] ## Chapter II. Infused Contemplation - [[at-sl-30|B3 Ch. II: Infused Contemplation – Art. I]] - [[at-sl-31|B3 Ch. II: Infused Contemplation – Art. II]] - [[at-sl-fn-31|Fn: B3 Ch. II]] ### [[at-sl-30#Art. I. General Notions Regarding Infused Contemplation|Art. I. General Notions Regarding Infused Contemplation]] #### [[at-sl-30#§ II. Advantages of Contemplation|§ II. Advantages of Contemplation]] #### [[at-sl-30#§ III. Proximate Call to Contemplation|§ III. Proximate Call to Contemplation]] To whom does God grant the gift of contemplation? The signs of a call ### [[at-sl-31|Art. II. The Different Phases of Contemplation]] #### [[at-sl-31#§ I. The Prayer of Quiet|§ I. The Prayer of Quiet]] I. “Arid” quietude, or, the Night of the senses Constituent elements Trials Advantages What the soul should do II. “Sweet” quietude Passive recollection Quietude properly so-called The sleep of the faculties #### [[at-sl-31#§ II. The Prayer of Full Union|§ II. The Prayer of Full Union]] #### [[at-sl-31#§ III. Ecstatic Union (Spiritual Espousal)|§ III. Ecstatic Union (Spiritual Espousal)]] I. “Sweet” ecstatic union; nature; degrees; effects II. “Arid” union or the Night of the spirit #### [[at-sl-31#§ IV. The Transforming Union or Spiritual Marriage|§ IV. The Transforming Union or Spiritual Marriage]] Appendix: False Mysticism or Quietism ## Chapter III. Extraordinary Mystical Phenomena - [[at-sl-32|B3 Ch. III: Extraordinary]] - [[at-sl-fn-32|Fn: B3 Ch. III]] ### [[at-sl-32#Art. I. Divine Phenomena|Art. I. Divine Phenomena]] Private revelations Nature Rules for discerning them Various psycho-physiological phenomena, especially stigmatization Supernatural and morbid phenomena ### [[at-sl-32#Art. II. Diabolical Phenomena|Art. II. Diabolical Phenomena]] Obsession Possession ## Chapter IV. Controverted Questions - [[at-sl-33|B3 Ch. IV: Controverted]] - [[at-sl-fn-33|Fn: B3 Ch. IV]] Sources of These Controversies ### [[at-sl-33#§ I. Controversy Regarding the Nature of Contemplation|§ I. Controversy Regarding the Nature of Contemplation]] ### [[at-sl-33#§ II. Universal Call to Contemplation|§ II. Universal Call to Contemplation]] Where Does Contemplation Begin? ### [[at-sl-33#Conclusion: The Spiritual Direction of Contemplatives|Conclusion: The Spiritual Direction of Contemplatives]] ### [[at-sl-33#Epilogue: The Three Ways and the Liturgical Cycle|Epilogue: The Three Ways and the Liturgical Cycle]] The prayer, O Jesu vivens in Maria ## Appendices - [[at-sl-34|Appendices]] - [[at-sl-fn-34|Fn: Appendices]] ### [[at-sl-34#I. The Spirituality of the New Testament|I. The Spirituality of the New Testament]] The spirituality of the Synoptics The spirituality of St. Paul The spirituality of St. John ### [[at-sl-34#II. The Study of Characters|II. The Study of Characters]] Characters in relation to feeling Characters in relation to spiritual activities Characters in relation to external activities ### Indexes - [[at-sl-35-index|Alphabetical Index]] - [[at-sl-36|Fn: Index]] - [[at-sl-37|About the Author]] - [[at-sl-38|Bibliography]] | [[at-sl-fn-38|Fn: Bibliography]] - [[at-sl-39|Copyright]] - [[at-sl-39|Dedication]] --- ![[maps/bibliography#^biblio-tan]] > [[at-spiritual-life-toc|← Table of Contents]]