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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Fénelon on the Christian Who Has Stopped Hoping
Fenelon when hope goes quiet — a slow read of Spiritual Progress for the Christian whose hope has thinned and who cannot manufacture it back.
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Fénelon on the Slow Suffering That Has No Name
A pastoral reading of Fénelon nameless suffering — Spiritual Progress on the slow grinding pain that does not fit the categories, and the slow company it asks for.
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Fénelon on Why God Allows Dryness
Fénelon on spiritual dryness God allows — three slow passages from Spiritual Progress on the aridity that is not absence but the deeper purification of the soul.
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Why Fénelon Said the Christian’s Best Prayer Is Wordless
Fénelon on wordless prayer — three slow passages from Spiritual Progress on the prayer that has stopped needing words, and the quiet contact it opens into.
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Fénelon on Recollection — the Forgotten Christian Practice
Fenelon recollection prayer — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress on the small daily gathering of the scattered self back to its centre.
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What Fénelon Meant by Simplicity of Heart
Fenelon simplicity of heart — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress on the undivided interior the cluttered soul is built for and slowly forgets.
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What Fénelon Said About the Christian Who Wants to Want God More
Fenelon wanting to want god — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress for the Christian whose desire for God has cooled and who has even stopped wanting it back.
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Fénelon on Loving God in the Dark
Fénelon on loving God in darkness — a slow reading of Spiritual Progress for the woman walking by faith with no felt warmth, wondering whether her love still counts.
