SVD Martyrs
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There is a Sacred Heart image in more homes than anyone has thought to count. On a stairwell wall. Above a door nobody uses anymore. In a bedroom that holds the specific silence of someone who used to sleep there — whether because they grew up, or moved out, or simply stopped being reachable from inside the same house…
Author: John Singarayar, SVD
It seems the essence of the spirituality of our founder and of our Society is the inseparable unity of the devotion of the Divine Word and the Holy Spirit. It was a sacred family inheritance. Our founder developed it further. Father and Son breathe the Holy Spirit. The Logos becomes the Incarnate Word by the power of the Holy Spirit. Christ preaches and offers himself up on the cross by the power of the Holy Spirit. By his death the Lord merits and gives us the Holy Spirit. In the power of that same Spirit Christ rises from the death and sends his apostles to the end of the world. As Jesus often withdrew, we want to withdraw into the sanctuary of our heart, adore the Holy Spirit, ask him what to do and do it wholeheartedly to become the personality God wants us to become…
Author: Hermann Müller, SVD
This book presents a practical guide for a “retreat in everyday life” centered on walking with Jesus, the Divine Word. Inspired by the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola and the missionary charism of the Arnoldus Family (especially the Society of the Divine Word), it proposes a structured path of spiritual renewal that can be lived within ordinary daily responsibilities. The program unfolds over several weeks and invites participants to deepen their relationship with Christ through daily prayer, meditation on Scripture, reflection on personal experience, and communal sharing. It encourages attentive listening to God’s Word, discernment in daily life, and a gradual integration of prayer with mission and service. The book offers practical tools for this journey: guidance for Scripture meditation (including lectio divina), daily examination of life, desert days for deeper silence, and methods for spiritual reflection and evaluation. It also highlights the importance of community support and apostolic commitment as fruits of authentic prayer. Ultimately, the text aims to help believers experience renewal by allowing the Word of God to illuminate everyday life, leading to a deeper union with Christ and a more conscious participation in God’s mission in the world.
Author: Rudi Pöhl
Author: Fr. Jürgen Ommerborn, SVD
Subject: The Arnoldus Family Story
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