AFTER THE THIRD WEEK OF SPIRITUAL EXERCISES - ED. JÓZEF AUGUSTYN SJ

The evangelical contemplations of Jesus' Passion reveal the seriousness and drama of human involvement in sin, and reveal the love of God the Man. This publication is a collection of reflections aimed at deepening spirituality and understanding the sacrifice of Christ. It contains instructions from Father Ignatius on prayer and contemplation, encouraging compassion and shame for the sins that led to Jesus' Passion. This book is an invitation to a deeper union with Jesus and to imitate Him in the difficult aspects of life.

• Contemplations of Jesus' Passion: Help to understand the seriousness of sin and the love of God.
• Reflections of Father Ignatius: Instructions on prayer and spirituality.
• Union with Jesus: Encouragement to imitate Christ in difficult situations.
• Deeper understanding of sacrifice: Understanding the meaning of Jesus' Passion and death.
• Spiritual support: Help in bearing suffering and adversity.

The book "After the Third Week of Spiritual Exercises" is a collection of meditations that help to better understand the Passion of Jesus and its meaning for our lives. The author, ed. Józef Augustyn SJ, leads the reader through the evangelical contemplations, showing both the seriousness of human sin and the immense love of God. This publication is the result of spiritual exercises aimed at bringing man closer to Christ and imitating Him in everyday life. These exercises, based on the instructions of Father Ignatius, help to develop compassion, shame and the desire for union with Jesus in His suffering.

WAM Publishing House, known for its publications on religious and spiritual topics, presents a book that is a response to the needs of people seeking a deeper understanding of faith and spirituality. This book is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for all who want to deepen their relationship with God and imitate Christ in their lives. This publication, based on evangelical contemplations and the instructions of Father Ignatius, leads the reader through a process of spiritual renewal and transformation, encouraging a deeper understanding of the sacrifice of Jesus and its significance for the salvation of the world.

This publication is especially recommended for people who want to deepen their spirituality and understand the Passion of Jesus in the context of their lives. It can also be a valuable tool for people who lead retreats, prayer groups and all who seek inspiration in evangelical contemplations. This book is an invitation to a deeper understanding of faith and to imitate Christ in the difficult aspects of life, bearing all suffering and poverty, if only God wants to choose us for it.