CONTEMPORARY HERMITS - MARIA ANNA LEENEN

The book "Contemporary Hermits" by Maria Anna Leenen is a fascinating journey into the lives of people who have chosen solitude and spiritual contemplation. The author, herself a hermit, presents with extraordinary sensitivity the motivations, daily challenges, and spiritual richness of this extraordinary way of life. It is a read that encourages reflection on the meaning of life, values, and the search for inner peace.

• Insightful look at the lives of hermits
• Personal experiences of the author
• Motivations and daily challenges of living in solitude
• Development of eremitism throughout the centuries
• Interpretation of the text about hermits from the Catechism of the Catholic Church
• Inspiration to reflect on one's own life

Maria Anna Leenen, the author of the book, has been living as a hermit in Germany for years, which gives her account authenticity and depth. Her experiences allow the reader to better understand the reality of living in solitude and to recognize the spiritual benefits of such a choice. This book is not only an account of the lives of hermits but also an invitation to one's own spiritual search and reflection on the meaning of existence.

The publication "Contemporary Hermits" shows the development of eremitism throughout the centuries, analyzing its roots and evolution. The author also interprets the text about hermits from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which allows the reader to better understand the theological perspective on living in solitude. It is a comprehensive look at eremitism that combines personal experiences with historical and theological analysis.

This book is ideal for people looking for inspiration to change their lives, wanting to find inner peace and a deeper meaning of existence. It is a read that encourages reflection on values, priorities, and relationships with other people. "Contemporary Hermits" is not only a story about living in solitude but also an invitation to one's own spiritual journey.

Published by Salwator in 2009, the book has 144 pages and a format of 14.5x20.5 cm. The paperback cover makes it light and handy, ideal for reading on the go or in the comfort of your own home. It is a valuable read for anyone interested in spirituality, philosophy, and the search for the meaning of life.