Where to start?

[littlewonderer]

Diary of Saint Faustina
Dark Night of Soul- Saint John of the Cross
Story of a Soul- Saint Therese of Lisieux
The Imitation of Christ byThomas a Kempis
Anything by Saint Francis de Sales
Anything by Mother Theresa
Anything by Bishop Fulton Sheen (or audio of his TV show)
Anything by Mother Angelica
Anything by Pope Francis or Pope John Paul II
Anything by or about Saint Padre Pio
Letters of Saint Ignatius of Antioch

There are biographies written about the lives of many saints, but I prefer their own personal writings.

Awesome, thank you so much! I can’t wait to start on these!

 

[mattp0625]

Awesome, thank you so much! I can’t wait to start on these!

Feel free to contact if you need more

 

[Randy_Carson]

Right now, I’d love to know of any resources where I can learn all about the saints, as well as interesting writings, of any kind, done by influential Catholics.

Here is a different approach:

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[littlewonderer]

Here is a different approach:

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Wonderful! Thank you for the recommendation!

 

[Goya]

GK Chesterton’s classic–The Everlasting Man–on line–this btw, is the book cited by CS Lewis, as the one that prompted him to convert to Christianity (was atheist).

worldinvisible.com/library/chesterton/everlasting/content.htm

Of course there’s the Catechism–also on line (pretty long, so probably best suited for specific issues)–but here’s link to TOC, with hyper-links to text:

scborromeo.org/ccc/ccc_toc.htm

and/or:

scborromeo.org/ccc/ccc_toc2.htm

Portal liking to both:

scborromeo.org/ccc.htm

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one more, though unfortunately, this one isn’t on line, but it is “free”–though, $5.95 for S/H (so not exactly ‘free’), but it’s pretty solid:

Matthew Kelly’s Rediscover Catholicism:

cart.dynamiccatholic.com/Rediscover-Catholicism-p/1rc-sc.htm

fwiw.

God bless…

 

[littlewonderer]

GK Chesterton’s classic–The Everlasting Man–on line–this btw, is the book cited by CS Lewis, as the one that prompted him to convert to Christianity (was atheist).

worldinvisible.com/library/chesterton/everlasting/content.htm

Of course there’s the Catechism–also on line (pretty long, so probably best suited for specific issues)–but here’s link to TOC, with hyper-links to text:

scborromeo.org/ccc/ccc_toc.htm

and/or:

scborromeo.org/ccc/ccc_toc2.htm

Portal liking to both:

scborromeo.org/ccc.htm

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one more, though unfortunately, this one isn’t on line, but it is “free”–though, $5.95 for S/H (so not exactly ‘free’), but it’s pretty solid:

Matthew Kelly’s Rediscover Catholicism:

cart.dynamiccatholic.com/Rediscover-Catholicism-p/1rc-sc.htm

fwiw.

God bless…

Wow thank you! God bless!