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The Grace of Nothingness: Navigating the Spiritual Life with Blessed Columba

A century later, in The Grace of "Nothingness," Fr Cassian Koenemann seeks to rekindle that fire for a new generation with his inspired presentation of Marmion's key spiritual insights. Marmion reminds us that God heals and perfects us to the extent we allow him to do so, but that we often block that transformation through prideful "self-reliance," trying to solve our problems by our own efforts.

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EAN	9781621388098
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ISBN	9781621388098
Item Height	1.1 cm
Item Length	22.9 cm
Item Weight	0.28 kg
Item Width	15.2 cm
Publication Year	2021
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Book Title	Grace of "Nothingness" : Navigating the Spiritual Life with Blessed Columba Marmion
Author	Cassian Koenemann
Publisher	Angelico Press
Genre	Religion
Topic	Spirituality, General

In the early twentieth century, Blessed Columba Marmion's dogmatically-grounded spiritual theology, expressed in artful prose, set the Catholic world on fire. A century later, in The Grace of "Nothingness," Fr Cassian Koenemann seeks to rekindle that fire for a new generation with his inspired presentation of Marmion's key spiritual insights. To this task he brings a monk's sensitivity to friendship with God, a schoolteacher's focus on the fruits of theology, and a spiritual theologian's attentiveness to grounding it all in proven sources. Marmion reminds us that God heals and perfects us to the extent we allow him to do so, but that we often block that transformation through prideful "self-reliance," trying to solve our problems by our own efforts. If only we place our confidence in God, however, we will receive the grace we need.