JOURNALS OF SPIRITUAL FORMATION NO. 108

Discover the depth of the sacrament of marriage with the latest issue of "Journals of Spiritual Formation". The authors, Krzysztof Porosło and Maciej Dalibor, lead the reader through the meanders of faith, showing marriage as a path to becoming a child of God. Immerse yourself in reflection on grace and nature, discovering new perspectives on daily life with the sacrament.

• Deeper insight into the essence of the sacrament of marriage
• Development of grace in everyday life
• Perspective of being a child of God
• Restoring the path of the catechumen
• Source of grace beating at the altar
• Reflections on grace and nature

In his publication, Father Krzysztof Porosło invites a deep reflection on the sacrament of marriage, showing it in the context of baptism and being a child of God. The author leads the reader through the celebration of marriage, restoring the path of the catechumen, which the bride and groom take at the beginning of the wedding Mass. It is a journey that allows you to rediscover faith and understand that each of the spouses is a child of God.

The publication "Journals of Spiritual Formation No. 108" is not only a collection of theological reflections, but above all a practical guide for married couples who want to develop their faith and deepen their relationship with God. Based on solid theological foundations, the authors propose specific tips and inspirations that can be applied in everyday life. It is a read that helps to understand that marriage is not only a connection between two people, but above all a sacrament that leads to salvation.

Salwator Publishing House, known for publishing valuable positions in the field of theology and spirituality, gives readers another position that will certainly contribute to deepening faith and understanding the sacrament of marriage. "Journals of Spiritual Formation No. 108" is a must-read for all married couples who want to develop their spirituality and build a lasting relationship based on the foundation of faith.

The book has 136 pages and a format of 205x148 mm. Published in 2025 in paperback.