Vuelve A Soar

La Iglesia vivió, durante el siglo XIX, una nueva situación. Tras la caída de la Monarquía Absoluta y la llegada de la sociedad liberal, en ese nuevo régimen la Iglesia tuvo que adaptarse. No fue fácil. Hubo posturas encontradas. Unos buscaron nuevas formas de presencia en esa sociedad que parecía hostil. Otros, en cambio, promovieron la confrontación, incluso con las armas. En esta época, Ciriaco María Sancha desarrolló su labor. Primero como sacerdote en Cuba. Después como obispo, primero auxiliar de Toledo, después en Ávila, Madrid, Valencia y, por último, en Toledo. Siempre ...

Un libro escrito con poder y autoridad que esclarece muchas de las dudas y preguntas en torno al don de la profec�a. Este es un libro para todo aquel que est� interesado en que el ministerio prof�tico sea usado b�blicamente dentro de la Iglesia y en las vidas individuales.

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The book proposes a prayer path that is travelled with the eyes fixed on Jesus (an expression from the letter to the Hebrews). As a starting point to live this Jesus experience in silence, the author invites all those who have made an option of life for Jesus in different ways, to welcome the expressive force of water, “useful, pure and humble”, to which so many times Jesus appealed as a brand of his preaching. With a simple and colloquial language it offers guides for a close and loving prayer which impels towards a concrete commitment because contemplative silence is only true when it...