Texts from Saint Alphonsus of Liguori organized by Brother John Baptist Coyle to be meditated on every day of the liturgical year.

Morning Meditations

The original title of this book is "Meditations and Readings for every day of the year from the writings of St. Alphonsus" in 4 Volumes, each volume composed by 2 books. The 8 books together have over 1200 pages.

First book was published in 1923 by Father John Baptiste Coyle C.SS.R. . Who worked for many years to organize and publish the writings of this great doctor of the church.

> It was a labour of many years but, needless to say, a labour of love.

Every day father Coyle proposes 3 readings:

1. Morning Meditation
2. Evening Meditation
3. Spiritual Reading

In this digital form, we decided to make the 3 types of readings as if they were 3 different books, since the subject of the Morning Meditation of one day, is continued in the Morning Meditation of the next day. The same happens for Evening Meditation and Spiritual Reading.

This work has been already published by [Sensus Fidelium](https://sensusfidelium.com/meditations/st-alphonsus/st-alphonsus-daily-meditations/) and by [Religious Bookshelf Team](https://www.religiousbookshelf.com/meditations-and-readings/).


Morning Meditations for all days of the year from texts of Saint Alphonsus of Liguori

Wednesday - Sixth Week after Pentecost

Mortal sin.. Its malice

Evening Meditations

Evening Meditations for all days of the year from texts of Saint Alphonsus of Liguori

The practice of the love of Jesus Christ - 090

After the Bible the most widely read book, consisting in a collection of thoughts aiming on Christian perfection.

Imitation of Christ

Book 3 - Chapter XXXVIII

Of a good government in external things, and of having recourse to God in dangers

Select Spiritual Readings by Brother John Baptist Coyle to be read every day of the liturgical year.

Spiritual Readings

Spiritual Readings for all days of the year from texts of Saint Alphonsus of Liguori

Prayer, its necessity - 3

Textos de de Santo Afonso de Ligório organizados pelo Padre Thiago Maria Cristini para serem meditados a cada dia do ano liturgico.

Meditações para todos os dias

Meditações de Santo Afonso de Ligório para cada dia do ano

Quarta-feira da Sétima Semana depois de Pentecostes

Quem ama a Deus, suspira por vê-lo no céu

Um pequeno texto para ser meditado a cada dia do ano e motivar o fiel católico ao progresso na vida espiritual.

Breviário da Confiança

Breviário da Confiança por Monsenhor Ascânio Brandão

8 de Julho

Exílio do Coração

Depois da Bíbila é considerado o livro mais lido dentro da Cristandade. Consiste em uma coleção de pensamentos para a perfeição Cristã.

Imitação de Cristo

A Imitação de Cristo, é um livro devocional católico escrito por volta de 1420, com ênfase na vida interior e afastamento das coisas mundanas. É considerado o livro mais lido na Cristandade depois da Bíblia.
 
Muitos santos tiveram grande progresso espiritual com sua leitura. 

São Francisco de Sales, recomenda este livro para meditação em seu livro Filotéia (Introdução à Vida Devota), assim como Dom Chautard no "A Alma de Todo Apostolado". 

Santa Teresa de Lisieux nos diz (em História de uma Alma) que "durante muitos anos" este foi o único livro que lhe ajudava a progredir espiritualmente. É conhecido que Santo Inácio de Loyola e São Tomás More também liam com frequência.
 
É definitivamente um excelente livro para meditação.
 
Em nosso site, tomamos a liberdade de dividir os capítulos para cada dia do ano-calendário. O livro tem apenas 114 capítulos, por isso tem 3 ciclos completos e 1 parcial:
 
1. De 1º de Janeiro à 24 de Abril
2. De 25 de Abril à 16 de Agosto
3. De 27 de Agosto à 7 de Dezembro
4. Parcialmente de 8 à 31 de Dezembro
 
Fontes:
- [New Advent - Enciclopédia Católica](https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07674c.htm)
- [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Imitation_of_Christ)
- Livro Filotéia de São Francisco de Sales
- Livro História de uma Alma de Santa Teresa de Lisieux

Livro 3 - Capítulo 38

Do bom procedimento exterior, e do recurso a Deus nos perigos

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Mortal sin.. Its malice

The practice of the love of Jesus Christ - 090

Of a good government in external things, and of having recourse to God in dangers

Prayer, its necessity - 3