A very informative prayer book on the life and spirituality of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, S.J. It is centered on Jesus risen in the world based on Scripture interpreted by tradition and his own theory of evolution. How can we be taught were to look for Jesus and how to find him?
Fr. Robert Faricy points out how a brother Jesuit, Teilhard De Chardin helps us to pray, how to live in the world, in union with Jesus who is the Heart of the world. The format is simply beautiful leading us step buy step.
First, each chapter begins with a specific grace to ask for plus a prayer to go along with it. Second, a few pages about the life and spirituality of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin leads us to "Prayer and considerations" which should be read with the heart. Third, a Scriptural text has been selected for prayers. Finally, the "closing Prayer"-its purpose is to bring you to contemplate the Lord.

Written especially for beginners, Sr. Lucy Rooney and Fr. Robert Faricy have distilled four centuries of retreat experience based on The Scriptural Exercises of St. Ignatius into simple steps that help the beginner grow in loving and being loved by God. Each of the forty-nine ways of praying suggested here only takes a few minutes a day.

The authors have presented the background of the events in Scottsdale, AZ from the beginning. You’ll meet the nine young visionaries and read testimonies of witnesses on how the Scottsdale messages have transformed their lives.

The Contemplative Way of Prayer is a simple and easy-to-use guide for anyone seeking a more profound experience of God through contemplative prayer.
"Contemplative Jesus" simply means looking at him with love. It means sitting at Jesus' feet, listening to him, receiving love and strength from him. One of the best ways to do this is to pray with the Bible. The authors describe techniques to learn how to meditate on Scripture as the living Work of God.
Topics include:
-Meditation on the psalms
-Making the prayers of the Bible you own
-Meditating on the Stations of the Cross
-The importance of fasting
Contemplation is not just for a privileged few. Rather, contemplative prayer offers a way of knowing God more profoundly, of loving him more deeply, and of committing our lives to him wholeheartedly. For all who hunger, it brings the bread of life.