Lift Up Your Heart: A Guide to Spiritual Peace

by Fulton J. Sheen and Fulton J Sheen

Book Overview

Contains a brilliant analysis of the spiritual life. It is full of profound lessons and words of wisdom on sanctifying the present moment, the effect of conduct on belief, how to pray and meditate, and making up for the past. Paperback

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764800582
• ISBN13: 9780764800580
• Release Date: February 1997
• Publisher: Liguori Publications
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.6" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Lift Up Your Heart by Fulton J. Sheen

A must read. It clarifies a lot of spiritual,theological, and philosophical ideas in an easy to read and understand format.

A True Guide to Spiritual Peace

This book is easy to read and is applicable to everyone's life. Bishop Sheen analyzes the inner life of modern man and emphasizes spiritual growth as the key to happiness and peace. As relevant today as the day it was written.

This IS The Summation of All Self Help Books

I hope that you pick up this book. In its pages are wealth more immense than you can possibly imagine.

Guaranteed to direct your spiritual focus.

This book is easy to read and understand. For years I have gone to spiritual direction and this book has hit the nail on the head as far as getting you focused on the divine and not your own ego-wants. It's a step by step look at that process of spiritual growth that is so wanting and yet so difficult sometimes. Great book!! I've recommended it to everyone and want to carry it in my Catholic bookstore. Get it and grow spiritually!

Sheen's book leads to new affection for an examined life.

I came to this book prepared to be unmoved by it's overly doctrinal approach to modernity and it's trappings - psychological and otherwise. I was surprised, however, when I found myself examining my life in new and profound ways. I say profound because Fulton's reflections go to the very heart of how we live. I find myself choosing my words more carefully, living more reflectively. And what more can I expect of a book...especially one picked up with such (initial) distaste?