The Primacy of Loving, The by David John Torkington

The Primacy of Loving, The by David John Torkington

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Successful renewal depends on returning to the God-given mystical spirituality of love introduced into the early Church by Christ himself.

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The Primacy of Loving, The by David John Torkington

When love is lost within a family, catastrophic consequences follow. That is not just for the parents, but for the children, too, and society at large. When the God-given love that Jesus Christ introduced into the first Christian family was lost, similar consequences ensued. Loveless men and women not only do damage to themselves, but to others, too - inside and outside of the Church. This last spiritual and supreme masterpiece of a great spiritual master explains and details how the love that was lost can be put back and flourish where it once flourished before. This book is the long-awaited watershed that can slake the thirst of the dry weary land that has been yearning to receive it.
David Torkington is a Spiritual Theologian, best-selling author and speaker who specializes in Prayer, Christian Spirituality and Mystical Theology. He was educated at the Franciscan Study Centre and the National Catholic Radio and Television Centre. When he is not writing, he spends time on his boat on the peaceful Beaulieu river in the New Forest, Hampshire, and exploring the Jurassic coast, Dorset. David lives in the New Forest in the south of England.
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ISBN 13 9781803411200
ISBN 10 1803411201
Title The Primacy of Loving, The
Author David Torkington
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Collective Ink
Year published 2023-01-01
Number of pages 440
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