"On Thanksgiving From the Writings of Father Faber" offers timeless reflections on gratitude and divine grace. Culled from the works of the esteemed Father Faber, this collection provides profound insights into the meaning of thanksgiving within the Catholic tradition. Readers will discover a deeper appreciation for the blessings in their lives and a renewed sense of spiritual connection.

Edited by The Hon Alison Stourton, this work illuminates Faber⿿s teachings on the importance of acknowledging God⿿s gifts and cultivating a grateful heart. Originally published in 1911, these writings continue to resonate with those seeking to enrich their prayer life and deepen their understanding of Christian ethics. This edition invites a new generation to explore Faber⿿s enduring wisdom.

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