God Alone by St. Louis de Montfort

God Alone by St. Louis de Montfort is a one-volume edition containing all the collected writings of this Marian Saint.

St. Louis De Montfort had a lot of insight into the mysteries of our Catholic faith in regards to Mary our Mother. If you want to get to know Mary, read St. Louis' works. This book is a collection of all of his works - which means that this is the book for you!

The writings of St Louis Marie de Montfort are of great interest today for many reasons. First, because they are centered on Christ, eternal and incarnate wisdom. Second, because they focus attention on the importance of Mary's role in the Mystery of Christ and of the Church--a subject of renewed interest both within the Catholic Church and other Christian churches.

Third, because they embody a form of "Marian Spirituality" that goes far beyond mere Marian devotion, as Pope John Paul II pointed out in his Marian Year encyclical: St Louis Marie de Montfort proposes consecration to Christ through the hands of Mary, as an effective means for Christians to live faithfully their baptismal commitments.

Fourth, because they reflect the thinking and pastoral experiences of a man of vision whose writings have a definite prophetic ring relative to the latter times. They likewise reflect his unusually profound understanding of the Scriptures concerning Christ, Eternal and Incarnate Wisdom, as well as his own personal discovery of Mary, the "easy, short, perfect and sure way" to obtain full possession of Divine Wisdom in our souls. In a sense, we can say that his writings have revolutionized the whole concept of true devotion to Mary by presenting it as a way of life, a very special way of living out our initial baptismal commitment to Christ, namely, with and through Mary.

His writings also reflect an intense desire to present a clear, dynamic and convincing picture of authentic Church teaching along with practical helps for Christian living. His motivation was unswervingly: to do all for God alone.

Softcover, 631 pp.