Libro della divina dottrina: Dialogo della divina provvidenza

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Libro della divina dottrina: Dialogo della divina provvidenza

by Saint of Siena Catherine

IT·~15 hours·179 chapters

Chapters

179 total
1

SCRITTORI D’ITALIA

0:03
2

LIBRO DELLA DIVINA DOTTRINA VOLGARMENTE DETTO DIALOGO DELLA DIVINA PROVVIDENZA

0:06
3

LIBRO DELLA DIVINA DOTTRINA VOLGARMENTE DETTO DIALOGO DELLA DIVINA PROVVIDENZA

0:44
4

CAPITOLO I

2:53
5

CAPITOLO II

1:43
6

CAPITOLO III

2:20
7

CAPITOLO IV

9:27
8

CAPITOLO V

1:22
9

CAPITOLO VI

5:03
10

CAPITOLO VII

6:00

Description

In this lyrical dialogue the author invites listeners into the intimate rhythm of prayer, showing how the soul can be drawn into a living communion with the Divine. Through vivid imagery and gentle instruction, the text unfolds the way humble devotion transforms the heart, guiding the listener to experience the subtle exchange between desire and divine love.

The first part presents four heartfelt petitions—a plea for personal sanctity, a call for the renewal of the Church, a yearning for peace throughout the world, and a request for divine providence to sustain all. As the soul’s longing intensifies, the work explores how love‑filled contemplation can cleanse inner flaws and align one’s will with the greater good. The result is a meditative journey that encourages reflection on both private devotion and the wider call to live in harmony with God’s plan.

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Language

it

Duration

~15 hours (910K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Claudio Paganelli, Emanuela Piasentini and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (Images generously made available by Editore Laterza and the Biblioteca Italiana at http://www.bibliotecaitaliana.it/ScrittoriItalia)

Release date

2008-10-19

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Saint of Siena Catherine

Saint of Siena Catherine

1347–1380

A bold 14th-century mystic, letter-writer, and peacemaker, she became one of the most influential spiritual voices of medieval Europe. Her passionate faith and fearless advice to popes and rulers still make her writing feel urgent and alive.

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