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The Glories of Divine Grace - by Matthias J Scheeben (Paperback)

The Glories of Divine Grace - by  Matthias J Scheeben (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>The Glories of Divine Grace is a critical book in anyone's spiritual formation. For, as the subtitle indicates, it is A Fervent Exhortation to All to Preserve and to Grow in Sanctifying Grace. We know that through Baptism we become children of God and heirs of Heaven; that we receive thereby Sanctifying Grace and thus have a share in the life of God Himself. But how many Catholics think little more about the nature of Sanctifying Grace and what it means? Not after this book!<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>The Glories of Divine Grace is a critical book in anyone's spiritual formation. For; as the subtitle indicates; it is A Fervent Exhortation to All to Preserve and to Grow in Sanctifying Grace. We know that through Baptism we become children of God and heirs of Heaven; that we receive thereby Sanctifying Grace and thus have a share in the life of God Himself. But how many Catholics think little more about the nature of Sanctifying Grace and what it means? Not after this book! Impr. 447 pgs; PB<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Father Matthias Joseph Scheeben was born at Meckenheim, Germany in 1835. Held as one of the greatest Catholic theologians of modern times, he taught dogmatic theology at Cologne after becoming a priest in 1858. He went on to author many works, including <i>The Mysteries of Christianity</i>, <i>Nature and Grace</i>, <i>The Glories of Divine Grace</i>, and <i>A Manual of Catholic Theology</i>. Father Scheeben believed that a deeper understanding of Catholic dogma should be available to all Catholics, and strove to make his books accessible to those who share the faith. He died in 1888.<br>

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