Introduction to the Devout Life, by Saint Francis de Sales Introduction to the Devout Life

On frequent Communion. How to receive Communion.

Maria Lectrix reads the Christian classic Introduction to the Devout Life by Saint Francis de Sales. It's purpose, as described by the author, "is to instruct those who live in town, within families, or at court, and are obliged to live an ordinary life as to outward appearances."

Concerning Holy Confession

Maria Lectrix reads the Christian classic Introduction to the Devout Life by Saint Francis de Sales. It's purpose, as described by the author, "is to instruct those who live in town, within families, or at court, and are obliged to live an ordinary life as to outward appearances."

How to hear and read the Word of God. How to receive inspirations.

Maria Lectrix reads the Christian classic Introduction to the Devout Life by Saint Francis de Sales. It's purpose, as described by the author, "is to instruct those who live in town, within families, or at court, and are obliged to live an ordinary life as to outward appearances."

Concerning Holy Mass and how to heart it. On other public services of the Church. On the Invocation of the Saints.

Maria Lectrix reads the Christian classic Introduction to the Devout Life by Saint Francis de Sales. It's purpose, as described by the author, "is to instruct those who live in town, within families, or at court, and are obliged to live an ordinary life as to outward appearances."

Concerning Spiritual Retreat. Concerning aspiration and short prayers and holy thoughts.

Maria Lectrix reads the Christian classic Introduction to the Devout Life by Saint Francis de Sales. It's purpose, as described by the author, "is to instruct those who live in town, within families, or at court, and are obliged to live an ordinary life as to outward appearances."

Evening Exercise and Examination of Conscience

Maria Lectrix reads the Christian classic Introduction to the Devout Life by Saint Francis de Sales. It's purpose, as described by the author, "is to instruct those who live in town, within families, or at court, and are obliged to live an ordinary life as to outward appearances."