Catholic Daily Brief

"Synthesis of Theological Doctrine" from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology by Parenti, Piolante, and Garafola

Ch. 33: Suggestions for overcoming our evil passions and gaining new virtues

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

Ch. 32: Of the assault and stratagem whereby the Devil tries to make the virtues we have acquired the occasions of our ruin

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

Ch. 31: Of the Devil's deceits and struggles to draw us away from the path of perfection

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

Ch. 27: Of the order which the Devil observes in his assaults and stratagems against various conditions of men Ch. 28: How the Devil assaults those in the bondage of sin Ch. 29: How the Devil holds captive those who are conscious of their sin and desire to be free Ch. 30: The delusion of those who think they are going on to perfection

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

"Had Christ remained on earth, sight would have taken the place of faith. In heaven, there will be no faith because His followers will see; there will be no hope, because they will possess; but there will be love for love endureth forever!"

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

Ch. 25: That the Soldier of Christ must lay aside all agitation and anxiety of mind Ch. 26: What we must do when we are wounded

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

How to Rule the Tongue

Definitions taken from The Dictionary of Dogmatic Theology (1951) by Parente, Piolanti & Garofalo

Ch. 11: Life and Death (Conclusion)

Of Other Ways of Governing our Senses According to the Different Occasions Which Happen

Ch. 9: Meekness and Violence

Ch. 8: Corporateness and Individualism

Ch. 21: Of the Guard of the Outward Senses and How from These We May Pass to the Contemplation of the Divinity Ch. 22: Using the senses to meditate on the Mysteries of Christ's Life

Ch. 20: Overcoming Sloth

Ch. 19: How to Resist the Lusts of the Flesh

Ch. 7: Authority and Liberty

Ch. 6: Faith and Reason

Ch. 17: Of the Order to be Observed in the Conflict With Our Evil Passions Ch. 18: Of the Way to Overcome Sudden Risings of the Passions

Ch. 15: Suggestions on the Manner of Fighting Ch. 16: In What Way the Soldier of Christ Should Take the Field Early in the Morning

Ch. 5: Love of God and Love of Man

Ch. 13: Resisting Sensual Impulses and Cultivating Virtues Ch. 14: What to Do When the Will Feels Overcome with Temptation

Ch. 4: Joy and Sorrow

Ch. 3: Sanctity and Sin

Ch. 2: Wealth and Poverty

Ch. 1: Peace and War

The Catholic Church, Divine and Human

Introductory: Jesus Christ, God and Man

Ch. 9: Bible-Reading in the 'Dark Ages'

Ch. 8: Our Debt to the Monks

Ch. 12: Of the many wills that are in man, and of the warfare between them

Variations in Text Fatal to Protestant Theory

Ch. 6: The Original Manuscripts and Their Disappearance

Ch. 5: Deficiencies of the Protestant Bible

Ch. 4: The Catholic Church Compiles The New Testament

The Church Precedes the New Testament

The Making of the Old Testament

Introduction Chapter 1: Some Errors Removes

Ch. 10: Of the exercise of the will Ch. 11: Inducing the will to seek only the good pleasure of God

Is Communism inevitable?

Chapter 7: On Spiritual exercise Chapter 8: Hindrance to a right discernment Chapter 9: On Curiosity

Is Communism undemocratic?

Is Communism immoral?