Enchiridion Salutis Operandae, In Quo De Gratia Christi Obtinenda, Servanda Et In Vacuum Non Recipienda Agitur, Secundum Mentem Et Instituta Libri De Imitatione Christi. [auctore Fratre Innocentio, Ordinis Cartusiensis Ministro Generali.]...

Enchiridion Salutis Operandae, by Brother Innocent Le Masson, General Minister of the Carthusian Order, explores the means of obtaining, preserving, and not receiving in vain the grace of Christ. Following the spirit and teachings of the celebrated book "De Imitatione Christi," this work offers spiritual guidance for Christian living. Written in Latin, this book provides insights into the pursuit of salvation and the practical application of Christian virtues in daily life. It serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of grace and their commitment to following Christ.

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