NOTEBOOKS OF SPIRITUAL FORMATION NO. 107 THE CHURCH IN... - GRZEGORZ RYŚ

Immerse yourself in a deep reflection on the role of the Church in today's world with the latest issue of "Notebooks of Spiritual Formation". Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, known for his close contact with people and his deep understanding of the word of God, invites you to look at the Church from an internal, struggling and searching perspective.

• In-depth analysis of the role of the Church in today's world
• Perspective of Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, a shepherd close to the people
• Reflections based on Revelation, showing the Church in struggle
• Inspiration for reflection on one's own faith and relationship with the Church
• Edition in 146x203 mm format, ideal for reading and taking notes

Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, the author of this issue, presents the Church not only as an institution, but above all as a community of people who strive to know God and live according to His teachings. His reflections, based on the Book of Revelation, show the Church in a constant struggle, but also in the hope of ultimate victory and triumph in the heavenly Jerusalem. It is a reading that provokes thought and encourages a deeper understanding of one's role in the Church.

"Notebooks of Spiritual Formation" is a series of publications that has been recognized for years among people seeking spiritual growth and deepening their faith. Each issue is devoted to a different topic, and the authors are outstanding theologians and clergy who share their thoughts and experiences. It is an excellent read for all who want to develop their spirituality and better understand the role of the Church in their lives.

This particular issue, marked with number 107, focuses on the analysis of the Church in the context of today's challenges and difficulties. Cardinal Ryś, through his reflections, tries to answer questions about the future of the Church and its role in a world that is increasingly moving away from Christian values. It is a reading that gives hope and inspires action for the good of the Church community.