meditations

Mother Teresa's social witness to the Gospel is known throughout the world. Less known is her spiritual commitment that undergirded her work. Here, in her own words, she offers the simple basis of her spirituality. With these words comes a clear understanding of why and how she tended to the "poorest of the poor." With these words comes a clear reminder of the basis for all spiritual growth.

For John Wesley, true religion was taking action against the evils afflicting people - poverty, war, ignorance, and disease. The meditations in this book are arranged in Biblical sequence and supply readings for thirty-eight weeks, each week dealing with a different subject.

Introduces the reader to an appealing Saint and puts us in touch with our lives. Engages the reader in praying in the way that Therese did about issues and themes that were central to her experience.

Describes the methods and positive effects of meditation and presents a collection of brief meditations.

Simple visualisations for parents to help children awaken creativity, sleep peacefully, develop concentration, and quiet fears.