Poor in Spirit
Emily G.I share about Catholicism and the spiritual life, but also sometimes personal memoirs.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 67 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Guard Your Senses
In the final chapter of The Art of Dying Well, St. Robert Bellarmine discusses the sins which enter through our senses. He names these sins and offers remedies.
“In the Sacrament of Extreme Unction are anointed all those parts of th...
Resolutions: How to Actually Profit from Them
What is a resolution?
A firm purpose to avoid sin and practice virtue.
The mind perceives what is good.
The heart feels drawn to this good.
The will, aided by grace, decides on doing it.
To what end should all resolutions be...
Spiritual Books I Read in 2025
Last year, for the New Year, I wrote An Entire History of my Spiritual Reading, detailing all the spiritual books I ever read (or at least, all that I could remember).
This year, I’m going to keep the tradition going by sharing the books...
Another proof for God: our sense of moral obligation and the direction of our will toward moral good.
Our will is naturally ordered toward the moral good. All men, even those who doubt the existence of God, have a sense of “doing good” and “avoiding evil.”
Three distinctions of ‘good:’
- Delectable good (of the senes; enjoyme...
Man’s Happiness Cannot Consist in Any Limited Good
A proof for the existence of God, developed by St. Thomas, is that the beatitude (happiness) - a desire which is natural to man - cannot be found in any limited or restricted good, but only in God, who is known at least with a natural know...
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I'm Emily, an American Catholic sharing the fruits of my spiritual reading. “Contemplata aliis tradere.”
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