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Cultivating Virtue: Self-Mastery With the Saints

Name: Cultivating Virtue: Self-Mastery With the Saints
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ISBN: 9781946963260

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Publisher: Albatross Publishers
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For those seeking to grow in Christian virtue.

Cultivating Virtue helps you master self-discipline.

You’ll live a more fulfilling and virtuous life.

Discover how to grow in virtue and self-mastery with inspiring teachings from the saints in this thoughtful devotional guide.

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2019 Reprint of First Edition Published in 1891. Originally entitled A Year with the Saints, this devotional manual aligns each month to individual virtues in an effort to encourage a practice of Christian self-examination. The book comprises a well thought out presentation based on a selection from the writings of the most eminent masters of spiritual science. The teachings portray the value of virtue, its beauties and its necessity for the conduct of a good life. These accounts may at first appear anecdotal, but they furnish at the same time the strongest proofs of the possibility of carrying out in real life precepts and principles which might otherwise seem beyond the capabilities of most.