The Priest’s Way to God

irst published in 1961 (only a few years before the author’s untimely death), The Priest’s Way to God combines chapters giving practical advice on every facet of the priestly life – prayer, the Holy Mass, and the exercise of virtue.

It concludes with short but rich chapters on the theological truths that lie at the root of all spirituality – charity, the indwelling of the Holy Ghost in our soul, and total union with Christ.

It is a summary of the message with which Dom Eugene Boylan sought to inspire priests and laity alike – that all are called to holiness, and are given the means and the graces to attain it as long as we cooperate with God.

About the Author:
Dom Eugene Boylan, OCR., was an Irish-born Trappist monk and writer.

Ordained a priest in 1937, he began writing on spiritual topics, and in the 1940s he published two books, This Tremendous Lover and Difficulties in Mental Prayer, which became international bestsellers and were translated into many languages.

In the late 1950s he undertook an extensive lecture tour of the United States and in 1962 he was elected the fourth abbot of Mount St. Joseph Abbey in Roscrea, Ireland.

Two years later he died in a car crash.

ISBN: 9781905574926
Title: The Priest's Way to God
Author: Boylan, Dom Eugene
Format: Hardback