An Ignoble Experiment: A Lenten retreat with Aquinas

2024/02/08

A Lenten retreat with Aquinas

Make the Most of the Lenten Season

The two Lenten books below are guaranteed to help you turn this Lent into a time of profound spiritual growth. Plus, don’t miss 25% off the popular Lenten Cookbook, featuring recipes perfect for the penitential season.

Lent is less than a week away. Which means that today is the final day to order our most popular Lenten books in time for Lent.

With Aquinas’s Lenten Meditations, the unrivaled spiritual master and the Church’s greatest theologian - St. Thomas Aquinas, will guide you through his writings to encounter Our Lord and experience the type of Lent he would have experienced. Featuring sixty-three of Aquinas’s Scripture-based sermons specially selected for the season, you’ll deepen your prayer life, conquer temptation, resist the evils incurred by sin, and equip yourself for spiritual battle under the tutelage of the Angelic doctor himself. These practical daily devotions can be enjoyed by everyone, with rich meditations on Christ’s Passion and reflections for each day of Holy Week.

Stations of the Cross in Slow Motion is a new way of praying the stations that will bring you to Calvary over 40 days. The brand new forty-day meditation on the fourteen Stations of the Cross, is designed for use in your home, inviting you to dwell upon each event along the Way of the Cross for three or four days at a time. Daily Scripture passages, prayers, and insights from the saints and Church fathers will help you pause, ponder, and contemplate each step of the way as you walk with Jesus on the road to Calvary.

Lastly, we have a great opportunity to check out the wildly popular Lenten Cookbook for 25% off. This book combines 75 wonderful recipes developed for the season by an award winning chef and former Swiss Guard alongside theological reflections from renowned theologian, Dr. Scott Hahn.

These books are in short supply but available and ready to ship for Lent. Join us in sitting at the feet of Saint Thomas Aquinas this Lent as we journey with Christ to Calvary.

God bless you!