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Opening Credits

Preface

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

Chapter 16

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

Chapter 19

Chapter 20

Chapter 21

Chapter 22

Chapter 23

Chapter 24

Chapter 25

Chapter 26

Chapter 27

Chapter 28

Chapter 29

Chapter 30

Chapter 31

Chapter 32

Chapter 33

Chapter 34

Chapter 35

Chapter 36

Chapter 37

Chapter 38

Chapter 39

Chapter 40

Chapter 41

Chapter 42 Closing Credits

This book shares the story of St. Carlo Acutis, a joyful and gifted teenager whose deep love for the Eucharist transformed his family and inspired thousands. Through interviews with his parents and reflections from Carlo’s own writings, readers learn about his daily spiritual practices, virtues, and missionary use of modern media. His example reveals how ordinary life, when lived with extraordinary faith, can lead to holiness and draw others to Christ.

God's Influencer

Dedication

Author's Note

Introduction

The Love of Eternal Wisdom

Chapter 1, Part 1

Chapter 1, Part 2

Chapter 2, Part 1

Chapter 2, Part 2

Chapter 3, Part 1

Chapter 3, Part 2

Chapter 4, Part 1

Chapter 4, Part 2

Chapter 5, Part 1

Chapter 5, Part 2

Chapter 6, Part 1

Chapter 6, Part 2

Chapter 7, Part 1

Chapter 7, Part 2

Chapter 8, Part 1

Chapter 8, Part 2

Chapter 9, Part 1

Chapter 9, Part 2

Chapter 10, Part 1

Chapter 10, Part 2

Chapter 11, Part 1

Chapter 11, Part 2

Chapter 12, Part 1

Chapter 12, Part 2

Chapter 13, Part 1

Chapter 13, Part 2

Chapter 14, Part 1

Chapter 14, Part 2

Chapter 15, Part 1

Chapter 15, Part 2

Chapter 16, Part 1

Chapter 16, Part 2

Chapter 17, Part 1

Chapter 17, Part 2

Chapter 18, Part 1

Chapter 18, Part 2

This contemporary guide to The Love of Eternal Wisdom revitalizes the spiritual masterpiece by St. Louis de Montfort, pairing it with moving personal reflections that speak to the wounds of modern life. Through themes like suffering, humility, and the ache to be loved, readers are drawn into deeper union with Christ, Eternal Wisdom Himself. With practical guidance, reflection questions, and timeless insights on love, trust, and Mary’s role in our sanctification, this book becomes a powerful companion for anyone seeking healing, purpose, and transformative intimacy with God.

God Doesn't Hate Me After All

Foreword

How to Get the Most from This Book

Part 1 God Longs for Us

Becoming His

Transformed in Him

Bride from the Side of Christ

Sent with Love

The Eucharist and the Poor

A Shield Against Sin

Dispositions of Heart

Living the Word

Eucharistic Lives

Eucharistic Minds

Part 2 Pope St. John Paul II

St. Charles de Foucauld

St. Manuel Gonzalez Garcia 1

St. Manuel Gonzalez Garcia 2

St. Thomas Aquinas

St. Peter Julian Eymard

St. Pier Giorgio Frassati

St. John of the Cross

St. Teresa of Calcutta

St. Catherine of Siena

John Tauler

Part 3 Elijah and Eucharistic Contemplation

Mary Magdalene

Emmanuel

I AM

Bathed in His Presence

High and Lifted Up

Food of the Fathers Will

Prophets from Mountaintops

Belonging Through Obedience

Mary's Immaculate Heart

The Woman in the Desert

Dedication Day

Prayer of Dedication

This powerful thirty-three-day retreat will lead you into a deeper relationship with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, drawing from the wisdom of Scripture and the writings of great saints known for their Eucharistic devotion. With daily reflections, short questions, and prayers, it offers practical ways to foster reverence, love, and adoration for the Blessed Sacrament. As you grow in understanding and awe of the Real Presence, you’ll be moved to prepare for and give thanks after Mass more fruitfully, cultivate a life centered on Eucharistic Adoration, and live out your love for Jesus through service, prayer, and evangelization.

How to Be His

Foreword by Matt Gaspers

An Enemy Has Done This

The Philosophical Origins of Modernism

The Theological Origins of Modernism

Pope Pius X Addresses the Gravity of the Situation

An Attack on the Foundations of Philosophy and Religion

The Lurking Force behind the Modernist Evolution of Religion

The Modernist Misunderstanding of the Origin and Development of Dogma

The Modernist as Believer

How Modernism Distorts the Relationship between Faith and Science

How Modernism Uses Contradiction

The Modernist as Theologian

How Modernism Destroys a True Understanding of History

How Modernism Butchers Sacred Scripture

Modernist Reform: The Confusion of Vatican II

The New Theology behind the New Springtime

Modernist Reform Activated

Modernist Worship: The Liturgy of the Revolution

The Pride of Modernism Rages More Than Ever

The Solution

Conclusion

End Credits

This book explores the rapid changes in the Catholic Church following the Second Vatican Council and examines how modern interpretations have led to confusion and decline in faith practice. It traces the roots of current challenges and offers a call to rediscover clarity, reverence, and the fullness of Catholic tradition as the path to renewal.

What Happened to Catholicism

The Excellence of This Virtue

Uniformity in All Things

Happiness Deriving from Perfect Uniformity

God Wills Our Good

Special Practices of Uniformity

Spiritual Desolation

What's Next?

The End

Dan Burke delves into St. Alphonsus Liguori's classic, "Uniformity with God's Will," providing contemporary reflections and practical applications. He offers insights on embracing divine providence, recognizing the pitfalls of resisting God's will, and adopting spiritual disciplines to foster inner peace. Through real-life examples and reflection questions, readers are guided to trust in God's plan, even amid life's adversities, leading to a deeper union with Him.

Finding Peace in the Storm

The Eve of the Deluge

St. John the Baptist Preaching

St. John the Baptist in Prison

St. Joseph's Dream

The Annunciation

The Meeting of Mary and Elisabeth

Adoration of the Shepherds

Adoration of the Magi

Simeon and Anna in the Temple

The Holy Family in the Carpenter Shop

Christ Among the Doctors

Temptation of Christ

The Transfiguration Icon

Christ and the Woman of Samaria

Healing of the Man Born Blind

The Raising of Lazarus

Last Supper

The Isenheim Altarpiece

The Three Women at the Tomb of Christ

The Incredulity of Saint Thomas

Supper at Emmaus

The Good Shepherd

Icon of Christ Pantocrator

The Ascension

Outpouring of the Holy Ghost

The Baptism of Christ

Christ Calling the Apostles James and John

The Marriage at Cana

Sermon on the Mount

The Transfiguration

The Good Samaritan

The Return of the Prodigal

One of the most powerful ways of encountering God is through our senses, especially through our perception of beauty. In this rich journey through sacred art, Derek Rotty accompanies readers through the mysteries of salvation history, highlighting some of the Church’s most moving and celebrated works of visual art. Embracing the ancient tradition of visio divina, Rotty shows how contemplation of sacred art can lead us to prayer in the same way that reading Scripture can. Along the way, he reflects on key pieces like the Isenheim Altarpiece and Raphael’s Transfiguration, unpacks the classical definition of beauty, and explains how sacred art aids contemplative prayer. He reveals how transcendence, symbology, and tradition all work together to draw the soul toward God.

Praying with Sacred Art