Meditations for All the Days of the Year Volume 3

by André-Jean-Marie Hamon

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448 pages, Paperback

First published February 9, 2012

About the author

André-Jean-Marie Hamon est un ecclésiastique français, auteur de nombreux ouvrages traduits dans plusieurs pays. Il fut prêtre sulpicien et curé de Saint-Sulpice à Paris.

André-Jean-Marie Hamon was a French clergyman, author of numerous books translated in several countries. He was a Sulpician priest and parish priest of Saint-Sulpice in Paris.

(Source: fr.wikipedia.org)

Reviews

[Gene Arthur Molloy · Rating 5 out of 5]

As I work my way through the year I have finished Volume III. As I said of the other volumes, these are invaluable meditations. Written in 1804 when Catholicism was still pure in its dogma, untainted by Vatican II and Synodality, they give you much to think about.
If you are striving to become closer to God, if you realize that your sojourn on Earth is only a journey towards eternity, if you know you need to increase in virtue, then this set of meditations is for you. I highly recommend reading it.

[William · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent meditations based on the old calendar (pre 1962). As with many spiritual writers of this time, some of the exhortations are a bit rigorous making their achievement seem impossible. This is a small quibble. Most of us need this because we're a bit easy on ourselves. If you are in any way scrupulous, you should avoid this book.

[Jarred de Beer · Rating 4 out of 5]

As with the other volumes in the series, there are typos, grammatical mistakes and some mistranslations through, however I still highly recommend it for the deeply moving meditations by Fr Hamon.