Exercitia Seraphicae Devotionis...

This is a classic devotional manual for Franciscan friars, written by Fidelis von Sigmaringen, a German martyr and missionary of the seventeenth century. The book offers a series of exercises and practices for cultivating a profound spiritual life in the Franciscan way, characterized by simplicity, poverty, and service to the poor and marginalized. It covers a wide range of topics, from prayer and contemplation to liturgy and mission, and is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Franciscan spirituality and asceticism.

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