St. Francis de Sales and the Salesians: A Spirituality for the Modern World

Written by Wendy Wright

Narrated by Wendy Wright

Learn from the powerful model of Salesian spirituality and deepen your relationship with God and the world.
St. Francis de Sales (1567–1622) was born to a life of privilege, but after experiencing a profound conversion, he abandoned his wealth to devote himself to God. He went on to become a champion of the poor and a renowned preacher. Along with his spiritual friend St. Jane de Chantal, St. Francis de Sales taught the tradition of devout humanism. The Salesiantradition carries a vital message: God desires you to know and be close to him.
These 12 inspiring lectures invite you to reflect on this message, leading you to the full realization of your identity as beloved son or daughter of God. Under the guidance of one of the world's leading Salesian spirituality experts, you will explore inspiring models in the Salesian tradition.
You will explore suchnotable figures as St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, whose revelations of devotion to the Sacred Heart are alive in the Church today, and St. John Bosco, the founder of a remarkable Salesian order. Salesian spirituality will provide you with insights into meditative and contemplative prayer, spiritual friendships, family,and everyday virtues.
This beautifulhas led countless women and men to true intimacy with God and each other. Join St. Francis de Sales and the Salesiansin awakening a deeper spirituality today.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Learn25
• Release date: Dec 22, 2011
• ISBN: 9781632513366

Reviews for St. Francis de Sales and the Salesians

[Edmund Saley · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This is a well-done lecture with some very good content and suggestions from the example of a few very gifted Christian leaders for strengthening both ones spiritual relationship with God and one's active service for God. I'm not a Catholic by tradition, but this lecture gives me an even greater respect for much that is very valuable in the Catholic tradition and history. It teaches me from afresh that there is very much in which we can fellowship, learn from, and encourage each other in seeking and serving our common Lord Jesus Christ.