Dive into the profound spiritual insights of François Fénelon in "A Letter On Frequent Communion," thoughtfully translated by H. Lear and edited by W.J.E. Bennett. This timeless work explores the significance and benefits of frequent communion within the Catholic faith, offering guidance and encouragement to those seeking a deeper relationship with God. Fénelon's gentle yet persuasive prose illuminates the transformative power of the Eucharist and its central role in spiritual growth.

This edition preserves the original's spiritual depth while making it accessible to modern readers. Discover how frequent communion can enrich your prayer life, strengthen your faith, and draw you closer to Christ. "A Letter On Frequent Communion" remains a cherished resource for anyone seeking to understand and embrace this vital sacrament.

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