Lent: Catholic Meditations for Lent by St. Thomas Aquinas 2.3

Leonard Mamangkey – Commercial – iOS
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Discover a collection of meditations by St. Thomas Aquinas to guide you through the Lenten season. These meditations offer insightful reflection for 63 days, beginning on Septuagesima Sunday and lasting until Holy Saturday. Each day focuses on a different topic, fostering deep contemplation and spiritual growth.

The Work of the Vineyard
On Doing Good
The Prayer of Our Lord in the Garden
Good Works
The Reward
The Need for Caution
On Reforming Ourselves
The Seed
The Goodness of God
The Remembrance of Our Lord's Passion
The Need to be Watchful
Our Watch must be Ceaseless
The Worship due to God
How are We to Serve God?
How We should Serve God on the Lord's Day
Holiness
Our Lord is Scourged
Death
Fasting
The Crown of Thorns
The Grain of Wheat
It was Fitting that Christ should be Tempted
Christ had to be Tempted in the Desert
Christ Underwent every Kind of Suffering
How Great was the Sorrow of Our Lord in His Passion?
It was Fitting that Christ should be Crucified with Thieves
The Feast of the Holy Lance and the Nails of Our Lord
The Love of God Shown in the Passion of Christ
God the Father Delivered Christ to His Passion
It was Fitting that Our Lord should Suffer at the Hand of the Gentiles
The Passion of Christ Brought about Our Salvation because It was a Meritorious Act
The Passion of Christ Brought about Our Salvation because It was an Act of Satisfaction
The Passion of Christ Brought about Our Salvation because It was a Sacrifice
Feast of the Holy Winding Sheet
The Passion of Christ Wrought Our Salvation by Redeeming Us
It is the Passion of Christ That has Freed Us from Sin
The Passion of Christ has Delivered Us from the Devil
Christ is Truly Our Redeemer
The Price of Our Redemption
The Preaching of the Samaritan Woman
It is by the Passion of Christ that We have been Freed from the Punishment due to Sin
The Passion of Christ Reconciles Us to God
Christ by His Passion Opened to Us the Gates of Heaven
Christ by His Passion Merited to be Exalted
The Example of Christ Crucified
The Divine Friend
The Death of Lazarus
The Precious Blood
There was not Any more Fitting Way to Free the Human Race than through the Passion of Christ
The Passion of Christ
The Passion of Christ is Remedy against Sin
The Burial of Christ
On Being Buried Spiritually
Which is the Greatest Sign of His Love Our Lord has Given Us?
Our Lady's Suffering in the Passion
How We, Each of Us, should Wash One Another's Feet
Christ's Passion Serves Us as an Example
It is Necessary that We be Wholly Clean
Christ Preparing to Wash the Apostle's Feet
Three Things are Symbolised by the Washing of the Feet
The Last Supper
The Death of Christ
Why Our Lord Went Down to Limbo

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Overview

Lent: Catholic Meditations for Lent by St. Thomas Aquinas is a Commercial software in the category System Utilities developed by Leonard Mamangkey.

The latest version of Lent: Catholic Meditations for Lent by St. Thomas Aquinas is 2.3, released on 01/10/2024. It was initially added to our database on 01/10/2024.

Lent: Catholic Meditations for Lent by St. Thomas Aquinas runs on the following operating systems: iOS.

Users of Lent: Catholic Meditations for Lent by St. Thomas Aquinas gave it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars.

Pros

Provides deep insights and meditations based on the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas which can enrich one's spiritual life during Lent.
Encourages readers to reflect on their faith and apply philosophical concepts to their daily lives.
Includes structured meditations that can help users engage more fully with the Lenten season.
Written by an author who is knowledgeable about Catholic teachings and traditions, ensuring reliable content.
Can be used for personal reflection or in group study settings, making it versatile for various audiences.

Cons

May be too philosophical for some readers who are looking for simpler, more straightforward reflections during Lent.
The focus on St. Thomas Aquinas might not resonate with all Catholics, especially those familiar with different theological perspectives.
Some readers may find the writing style dense or complex, which could hinder accessibility for a broader audience.
Limited appeal outside of the Christian community, making it less valuable for individuals of other faiths or beliefs.
The format may not include practical applications or modern-day examples that some readers might prefer.

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