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Mechernich – For many believers, the writings of Mother Marie Therese, founder of Communio in Christo, remain a source of guidance, inner reflection and encouragement to this day. Now, another volume of her spiritual legacy is available in a new form: Volume 14, "False Piety" (ISBN: 3-557-91290-6 / ISBN: 978-3-943580-59-49), is the 16th work in the 26-book series to be published as a new edition of the complete works in the "Edition Communio" series.
The 318-page book, published by Roland Reischl Verlag, is devoted to a sensitive and highly topical subject: the distinction between genuine and misunderstood piety. According to the editors, Mother Marie Therese wants to "restore the original image of the Church", which has sometimes been obscured by misconceptions.
Her reflections are based on concrete experiences and encounters, which she deepens in meditation and interprets spiritually. She does not represent any particular spiritual direction, but emphasises Christian piety that applies to all believers. The focus is on living the Gospel as the core of her message.
15 euros per book
The complete edition begins with volume one, "The Way to Golgotha," and ends with volume 16, "The Passion of Jesus in the Year 2000." Step by step, the complete spiritual works of the founder of Communio in Christo are revealed. According to Father Rudolf Ammann, all volumes are available at a uniform price of 15 euros. The books can be obtained directly from the community — simply send an email to info@communio.nrw. Those interested can also find detailed information on all titles in the Communio online library at www.communio.nrw/de/communio-in-christo/bibliothek.html.
In addition to the new editions in the "Edition Communio" series, since 2016, alongside texts by the founder, works by authors who are close to her spiritual heritage and deal with current issues of global ecclesiastical significance have also been published.
With the ongoing complete edition, Mother Marie Therese's spiritual legacy is once again accessible. Especially at a time when many people are seeking guidance, her work can be understood as an invitation to rediscover piety not as an outward form, but as a lived relationship with God.
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