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Subjects for Particular Examen, for the use of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, likely published around 1870, offers guidance in spiritual self-reflection tailored for members of the Christian Brothers. Authored by Brother Philippe, this work provides a structured approach to the examen, a traditional Catholic practice of daily prayerful reflection on one's actions and thoughts. The book emphasizes specific topics relevant to the Brothersa?(TM) vocation, assisting them in identifying areas for spiritual growth and improvement.
This text serves as a valuable resource for understanding the spiritual formation and daily life of Christian Brothers in the 19th century, offering insights into the principles and values that guided their educational and religious work. It provides practical advice for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual life through regular self-examination and reflection within a Catholic framework.
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