Letters to my Brothers: Words of Hope and Challenge for Priests, by Stephen Rossetti (paperback)

Letters to My Brothers: Words of Hope and Challenge for Priests (Paperback)

Strengthen your spiritual journey with Stephen Rossetti's heartfelt and thought-provoking book, Letters to My Brothers: Words of Hope and Challenge for Priests. Published by Ave Maria Press, this inspiring resource is tailored specifically for priests, offering powerful reflections, encouragement, and challenges to deepen their vocation and commitment to ministry.

With endorsements from esteemed clergy, including Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, this book serves as both a source of hope and a call to action, addressing the joys and struggles of priesthood with authenticity and wisdom. Ideal for personal reflection or as a gift to clergy members, it is a valuable addition to any theological library.

Features:

• Written by Stephen Rossetti, author of Why Priests Are Happy
• Focused on the spiritual growth and challenges of priests
• Lightweight paperback format, perfect for carrying and reading anywhere
• Published by Ave Maria Press, a trusted name in Catholic resources
• Suitable for clergy, theology enthusiasts, and adult catechesis

Whether you're a priest seeking renewal or someone looking to support the clergy in your life, this book is a meaningful and transformative read. Available now at Credo Catholic: Books, Goods, & More.

UPC: 9781594714610

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Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti is the leading expert on the state of the American Catholic priesthood. In this collection of letters to his brother priests, he both affirms their work and challenges them to renew their commitment to holiness and fidelity to their vocations, reminding them of the profound joy at the heart of their lives. Letters to My Brothers: Words of Hope and Challenge for Priests is a collection of personal letters from Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, former director of Saint Luke Institute, to his brother priests. Rossetti writes to priests, affirming their dedication and generosity. He acknowledges the heavy demands priests face and the negative opinion many have of the priesthood in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal, but he also calls them to ongoing conversion through a stronger prayer life, a deeper devotion to Mary, and greater care for their health and well-being. Through it all, Rossetti reminds his readers of what research has consistently borne out that priests are happy and fulfilled in their vocations. A true, honest encouraging and purposeful read.

180 pages

5 1/2" x 8 1/2"