The Practice of Humility

60 Lessons on the Virtue of Virtues: Pope Leo XIII

By: Pope Leo XIII

Narrated by: Kennedy Hall

“Humility is the foundation of all the other virtues hence, in the soul in which this virtue does not exist there cannot be any other virtue except in mere appearance.”–Saint Augustine

Developing the virtue of humility and faithfully endeavoring to practice it is necessary for our salvation. Many times in Sacred Scripture, Our Lord admonishes the proud, elevates the humble, and reminds us that we must become like children to enter into the kingdom of God. Pope Leo XIII, the oldest reigning pope, composed the prayer to St. Michael the Archangel and wrote many encyclicals on the Church’s social teaching and the Rosary. His fidelity to the Church and her many faithful lead him to write this brief but poignant treatise. Within this book, he delivers sixty lessons filled with practical advice for extinguishing pride and increasing humility. With Pope Leo XIII’s wisdom, by God’s grace, readers will be able to heed Christ’s instruction: “Learn of Me, because I am meek and humble of heart” (Matt. 11:29).

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GREAT Little Book

I look forward to revisiting this book soon and to take notes. Unfortunately, the sound was so good and clear that I could hear the narrator swallow between points. I've never noticed something like that before. Distracting and unpleasant to the ear. Nevertheless, if recommend.

Now that we have a new Pope Leo we should study his inspiration, Leo XIII

Pope Leo XIII is amazing and this little volume on humility is exactly what we need in our era where too many have become too full of ourselves