Fénelon’s Letter for the Soul That Cannot Forgive Herself
Fénelon on how to forgive yourself — a slow, tender reading of Spiritual Progress for the woman who holds against herself what God has already released.
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Fénelon’s Letter to the Woman Who Has Lost Her Way
Fénelon when you’ve lost your way — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress for the Christian woman whose old practices have stopped helping.
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Why Fénelon Said Silence Is the Christian’s Hardest Discipline
Fenelon interior silence — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress on the inward quiet that takes far longer to build than the outward quiet room around it.
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Why Fénelon Said Pure Love Is Almost Impossible
Fénelon on the pure heart and why it feels impossible — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress for the woman who reads the saints and does not think she can be one.
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Why Fénelon Said Most Christian Devotion Is Self-Love
Fénelon on self love in devotion — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress for the woman who suspects her quiet time serves herself more than it serves God.
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Why Fénelon Said the Surrendered Soul Is Strongest
Fénelon’s strength in surrender — why the surrendered soul is the strongest soul. A slow reading of Spiritual Progress for the woman whose faith feels brittle.
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The Slow Growth Fénelon Said Doesn’t Feel Like Growth
Fenelon on Christian growth — the seventeenth-century archbishop’s gentle case that real interior growth is, by design, hidden from the one growing.
