Uncommon Virtue: Everyday Methods for Attaining Spiritual Excellence

By Fr. Raoul Plus

Product Code: 9781644136461

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Fr. Raoul Plus, one of the twentieth century's most popular Catholic authors, explains how the practice of everyday virtues — gratitude, moderation, patience in suffering, pity for the afflicted, and making good use of time — is essential to producing supernatural benefits.

Uncommon Virtue by Fr. Raoul Plus teaches you how to develop the essential habits you need to become a saint in these times, using inspiring real-world examples of heroic men and women throughout history. You'll discover how to cultivate a grateful attitude like the saints in Heaven, as well as how to cultivate a spiritual life that will make you more productive.

You will gain the necessary wisdom to "work out" your salvation through the grace of the sacraments in accordance with your current state of life by reading these true stories of valour. This practical approach to Catholic spirituality will assist you in becoming the saint you were born to be.

Although some souls are chosen to manifest heroism, Fr. Plus asks, "Shouldn't all souls be chosen souls or become such in our times?" This book will teach you how to help authentically transform the world, whether you are sick or well. "With Christ, every Christian can be a redeemer, a saviour, and a repairer." In fact, reflects Fr. Furthermore, they must be. He'll also show you the advantages of:

Thanking God, for growth in adoring love and for opening your heart to increased blessings
Cultivating interior silence and fostering receptivity to the gift of contemplation
Forfeiting time in order to reflect and focus on what is most important
Avoiding cowardice, boldly living the gospel, and enduring persecution
Offering up daily trials for our country, learning to overcome fear, and making sacrifices with joy
Making reparation to the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, who is often forgotten and unloved

Paperback, 176 pages.