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the dialogue of the seraphic virgin catherine of siena dictated by her, while in a state of ecstasy, to her secretaries, and completed in the year of our lord 1370 together with an account of her death by an eye-witness translated from the original italian, and preceded by an introduction on the life and times of the saint, by algar thorold
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May 24, 2022 · The Dialogue of St. Catherine of Siena. Dr. G. & Friends | May 24, 2022. The Dialogue of St. Catherine of Siena was dictated to her secretaries as conversations she had with God, the Supreme and Eternal heavenly father, with whom she conversed in moments of ecstacy.
Apr 26, 2021 · Saint Catherine discusses the nature of Divine Providence, and the proper approaches to Discretion, Prayer and Obedience. An English translation of The Dialogue of the Seraphic Virgin, Catherine of Siena, sub-titled A conversation with God on living your spiritual life to the...
CONTENTS. THE DIALOGUE OF ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA. INTRODUCTION. A TREATISE OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE. How a soul, elevated by desire of the honor of God, and of the salvation of her neighbors, exercising herself in humble prayer, after she had seen the union of the soul, through love, with God, asked of God four requests.
About. Summary. The Dialog of Catherine of Siena is a practical and compelling work of Christian mysticism. St. Catherine of Siena, a Dominican Tertiary, wrote it "during a state of ecstasy while in dialogue with God the Father." The book contains a dialog between the "Eternal Father" (God the Father) and "a human soul" (St. Catherine).
Sep 1, 1991 · by Catherine of Siena (Author) 4.8 203 ratings. See all formats and editions. St Catherine of Siena's Dialogue describes the entire spiritual life through a series of conversations between God and the soul, represented by Catherine herself.
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Sep 22, 2000 · St. Catherine of Siena, Doctor of the Church: The Dialogue, 130. Prayer: O God, You choose the frail and ignorant to confound the wise and mighty. We beseech You to raise up in our times men and women, who following St. Catherine’s example, are full of ardent love for the Church and the Pope.
