The Rules Of A Christian Life
Subtitle: e, selected from the most approved spiritual writers. In a series of letters to a lady, converted from Protestantism to the Catholic faith.
Publisher: Printed by J.W. Marriott; sold by Keating and Brown
Published: 1834
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: I. Introduction 1; title: II. The Necessityof Vigilance and Precautions to escape the Dangers of the World 6; title: III. The great Utility of meditating on the awful Truths of Religion 14; title: IV. The Obligation of entertaining in us Sentiments of Faith 20; title: V. Are moral Precepts the only things necessary to know and be attended to in Religion 30; title: VI. The Advantages to be derived from reading the Lives of Saints 41; title: VII. Continuation of the same Subject 50; title: VIII. On the Reading of the Holy Scriptures 61; title: IX. On Books of Piety and Meditation 78; title: X. The Characters of solid Piety 98; title: XI. On the Desire of Perfection 114; title: XII. On the Duties of Social Life 121; title: XIII. On the Education of Children 139; title: XIV. Duties of Masters towards their Servants 156; title: XV. Conduct in the World 174; title: XVI. On the Love of our Neighbour 198; title: XVII. Of Friendships 236; title: XVIII. Amusements and Recreations 242; title: XIX. Theatrical Amusements 250; title: XX. The Necessity of a Regular Plan of Life 283; title: XXI. Assistance to the holy Sacrifice of the Mass 307; title: XXII. Confession; title: XXIII. Choice of a Confessor; title: XXIV. Communion; title: XXV. Devotion to the Blessed Virgin — Intersession of the Saints; title: XXVI. Of the Correction of our Defects; title: XXVII. On Scrupulosity; title: XXVIII. Temptations; title: XXIX. Crosses and Afflictions; title: XXX. Sicknesses; title: XXXI. On the Death of Relatives and Friends; title: XXXII. Conclusion