Letters on the Practice of Abandonment to Divine Providence

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Jean-Pierre J. de Caussa(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 14. August 2016

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Intro
Introduction.
Book I: On the Virtue of Abandonment to Divine Providence
its Nature and Excellence.
Chapter I: Sanctity Consists in Fidelity to the Order Established by God, and in Submission to All His Operations.
Section I.-Hidden Operations of God.
Section II.-The Duties of Each Moment.
Section III.-The Work of our Sanctification.
Section IV.-In what Perfection Consists.
Section V.-The Divine Influence alone can Sanctify Us.
Section VI.-On the Use of Mental Faculties.
Section VII.-On the Attainment of Peace.
Section VIII.-To Estimate Degrees of Excellence.
Section IX.-Sanctity Made Easy.
Chapter II: The Divine Action Works Unceasingly for the Sanctification of Souls.
Section I.-The Divine Action.
Section II.-By Faith the Operation of God is recognised.
Section III.-How to Discover what is the Will of God.
Section IV.-The Revelations of God.
Section V.-The action of Jesus Christ in the Souls of Men.
Section VI.-The Treatment of the Divine Action.
Section VII.-The Hidden Work of Divine Love.
Section VIII.-Experimental Science.
Section IX.-The Will of God in the Present Moment is the Source of Sanctity.
Section X.-God Makes Known His Will Through Creatures.
Section XI.-Everything is Supernaturalised by the Divine Action.
Section XII.-The Divine Word our Model.
Book II: On the State of Abandonment.
Chapter I: On the Nature and Excellence of the State of Abandonment.
Section I.-The life of God in the soul.
Section II.-The most perfect way.
Section III.-Abandonment a Pledge of Predestination.
Section IV.-Abandonment a Source of Joy.
Section V.-The Great Merit of Pure Faith.
Section VI.-Submission a Free Gift to God.
Section VII.-Submission a Free Gift to God.
Section VIII.-God Reigns in a Pure Heart.
Chapter II: The Duties of Those Souls Called by God to the State of Abandonment.
Section I.-Sacrifice, the Foundation of Sanctity.
Section II.-The Pains and Consolations of Abandonment.
Section III.-The Different Duties of Abandonment.
Section IV.-God Does All for a Soul of Goodwill.
Section V.-The Common Way of all Souls.
Section VI.-The Duty of the Present Moment the Only Rule.
Section VII.-Trust in the guidance of God.
Section VIII.-Great Faith is Necessary.
Chapter III: The Trials Connected with the State of Abandonment.
Section I.-Unwise Interference.
Section II.-Unjust Judgments.
Section III.-Self-Contempt.
Section IV.-Distrust of Self.
Section V.-The Life of Faith.
Chapter IV: Concerning the Assistance Rendered by the Fatherly Providence of God to Those Souls Who Have Abandoned Themselves to Him.
Section I.-Confidence in God.
Section II.-Diversity of Grace.
Section III.-The Generosity of God.
Section IV.-The Most Ordinary Things are Channels of Grace.
Section V.-Nature and Grace the Instruments of God.
Section VI.-Supernatural Prudence.
Section VII.-Conviction of Weakness.
Section VIII.-Self-guidance a Mistake.
Section IX.-Divine Love, the Principle of All Good.
Section X.-We Must see God in all His Creatures.
Section XI.-The Strength of Simplicity.
Section XII.-The Triumph of Humility.
SPIRITUAL COUNSELS OF PÈRE DE CAUSSADE.
Part I. Counselage.
I.-Conformity to the Will of God.
II.-Counsel for Outward Behaviour.
III.-Interior Direction.
IV.-Conduct after Faults.
V.-Temptations and Trials.
Second Part. Letters on the Practice of Abandonment to Divine Providence.
First Book: On the Esteem for and Love of this Virtue.
Letter I.-Happiness and Peace of Abandonment.
Letter II.-A Short Way to Perfection.
Letter III.-Peace in Turmoil.
Letter IV.-Liberty of Spirit.
Letter V.-Recourse to Providence.
Letter VI.-Alone with God.
Letter VII.-A Holy Community.
Letter VIII.-Our Dependence on God.
Letter IX.-The Goodness of God.
Letter X.-Continued Troubles.
Letter XI.-Good Wishes.
Second Book: On the Exercise of the Virtue of Abandonment
Letter I.-Some General Principles.
Letter II.-The Three Degrees of Virtue.
Letter III.-The First Work of God in the Soul.
Letter IV.-Practice of Abandonment.
Letter V.-Means of Acquiring this Practice.
Letter VI.-Rules for General Direction.
Letter VII.-Rules for Direction.
Letter VIII.-Advice on Prayer.
Letter IX.-Danger of Delusion Explained.
Letter X.-Delusions in Prayer.
Letter XI.-The Impressions of the Holy Spirit.
Letter XII.-Peace and Submission.
Letter XIII.-Peace and Confidence.
Letter XIV.-Singular Favours of God.
Letter XV.-Heartfelt Prayer.
Letter XVI.-The Operations of Grace.
Letter XVII.-Attraction to the Interior Life.
Letter XVIII.-Desires to be Moderated.
Letter XIX.-To Aim at Simplicity.
Letter XX.-Holy Simplicity.
Letter XXI.-Different Attractions of Grace.
Letter XXII.-Fidelity to the Call of God.
Letter XXIII.-The Value of Good Desires.
Letter XXIV.-The Call of God a Sign of Predestination.
Letter XXV.-God Only Desires What We are Able to Give.
Letter XXVI.-Abandonment as to Employments and Undertakings.
Letter XXVII.-Acceptance of Duties.
Letter XXVIII.-To Will Only What God Wills.
Letter XXIX.-To Leave All to God.
Letter XXX.-Resignation in Sickness.
Letter XXXI.-Conduct in Sickness.
Letter XXXII.-Patience with the Faults of Others.
Letter XXXIII.-Patience with Oneself.
Letter XXXIV.-Preparation for the Sacraments.
Letter XXXV.-Conduct in a Time of Rest.
Letter XXXVI.-On Life and Death.
Letter XXXVII.-Not to Desire Consolations.
Third Book: On the Obstacles to Abandonment.
Letter I.-About Vanity and Infidelities.
Letter II.-The Defects of Beginners.
Letter III.-The Illusions of the Devil.
Letter IV.-Interior Troubles.
Letter V.-On the Love of One's Neighbour.
Letter VI.-On Attachments.
Letter VII.-Personal Attachments.
Letter VIII.-On Natural Activity.
Letter IX.-On Excessive Fervour.
Letter X.-Restraint of Over-Eagerness.
Letter XI.-Intemperate Zeal.
Letter XII.-On Obedience.
Letter XIII.-On being Self-Opinionated.
Letter XIV.-On Reserve with a Director.
Letter XIV.-On Discouragement.
Letter XVI.-Fear of Singularity.
Fourth Book: The First Trials of Souls Called to the State of Abandonment. Aridities, Weaknesses and Weariness.
Letter I.-Aridity and Weakness.
Letter II.-Different States of the Soul.
Letter III.-Abandonment During Trials.
Letter IV.-Darkness and Doubts.
Letter V.-Distractions in Prayer.
Letter VI.-Fear of Wasting Time.
Letter VII.-On Darkness and Want of Feeling.
Letter VIII.-On Dryness and Distractions.
Letter IX.-Passive Recollection.
Letter X.-The Use of Faults.
Letter XI.-Remembrance of Past Sins.
Letter XII.-How to make use of trials.
Letter XIII.-The Use of Trials continued.
Letter XIV.-Remedies for Troubles.
Letter XV.-Trials to be Endured Peacefully.
Letter XVI.-Sensitiveness about Defects.
Letter XVII.-Confidence in God.
Letter XVIII.-Sacrifice and Fidelity.
Letter XIX.-Glorified by Sufferings.
Letter XX.-The Fruit of Trials.
Letter XXI.-Things Painful to Nature.
Fifth Book: Fresh Trials, Sufferings and Privations.
Letter I.-Rules to be Observed in Illness.
Letter II.-Different Sufferings.
Letter III.-On Public Calamities.
Letter IV.-Opportunities for Practising Charity.
Letter V.-Profit to be gained by Patient Endurance.
Letter VI.-Difficulties.
Letter VII.-Rules for Difficult Circumstances.
Letter VIII.-Annoyances caused by Good People.
Letter IX.-How to Bear these Trials.
Letter X.-To see God in our Trials.
Letter XI.-To Seek God's Help Alone.
Letter XII.-God Alone.
Letter XIII.-Reliance on God Alone.
Letter XIV.-Abandonment in Trials.
Letter XV.-The Use of Afflictions.
Letter XVI.-Detachment.
Letter XVII.-Conduct during Trials.
Letter XVIII.-Will of God to be Preferred.
Letter XIX.-The Happiness of Resignation.
Sixth Book: On the Continuation of Trials, and Fear of the Anger of God.
Letter I.-On Temptations.
Letter II.-The Fear of Temptation.
Letter III.-The State of One Tempted.
Letter IV.-Different Temptations.
Letter V.-The Fear of Being Wanting in Submission.
Letter VI.-Fear Caused by Self-Love.
Letter VII.-The Want of Good-Will.
Letter VIII.-The Love of Creatures and of God.
Letter IX.-The Love of Creatures and of God.
Letter X.-Fear of Making No Progress.
Letter XI.-On Fears About Confession.
Letter XII.-Rules to Free Oneself from these Fears.
Letter XIII.-On Fears About Contrition.
Letter XIV.-On General Confession.
Letter XV.-Different Fears.
Letter XVI.-Hatred of Sin.
Letter XVII.-Remorse and Rebellion.
Letter XVIII.-God Alone can Remove These Trials.
Letter XIX.-On Relapses.
Letter XX.-Depression under Trials.
Letter XXI.-On Humble Silence and Patience During Trials.
Letter XXII.-To Bear With Oneself.
Letter XXIII.-On Past Sins.
Letter XXIV.-Results of Imprudence.
Letter XXV.-Interior Suffering.
Letter XXVI.-On Different States of Resignation.
Seventh Book: The Last Trials. Agony and Mystical Death. The Fruit Thereof.
Letter I.-Temptation to Despair.
Letter II.-Good Symptoms.
Letter III.-Interior Oppression.
Letter IV.-Purification of the Heart.
Letter V.-On Emptiness of Heart.
Letter VI.-Fresh Suffering.
Letter VII.-Supernatural Fears.
Letter VIII.-Violent Temptations.
Letter IX.-Death of Self-Love.
Letter X.-On Mystical Death.
Letter XI.-For the Time of Retreat.
Letter XII.-After the Retreat.
Letter XIII.-The Fear of Reprobation.
Letter XIV.-Explanations and Direction.
Letter XV.-Perfect Detachment.
Letter XVI.-Explanation of Apparent Despair.
Letter XVII.-Abandonment in Trials.
Letter XVIII.-Fruit of Death to Self.

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