“The most important question in the spiritual life,” said Thomas Merton, “is not: ‘Are you happy?’ but ‘Are you free?'” This book works in a fresh way with the four major themes of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola casting them as four steps to Spiritual Freedom: * Know Who You Are * Live Your Calling to the Full * Let Go of Results * Daily Rededicate Your Life to God Describing spiritual freedom as the ability to think and act without external or internal compulsions, the author makes clear through a variety of intimate stories and illustrations from his own and others lives what each step looks like when it is lived in concrete terms. For anyone on a spiritual path in the midst of daily life and work, Four Steps offers carefully delineated guideposts along the way.

AN INTRODUCTION TO CATHOLICISM
LOVE IS PATIENT, NEVER… PHONE BOOK
WHEN CHILDREN GATHER
THE KING'S HIGHWAY
PALM OF MY HAND (135)
THE PRIEST IS NOT HIS OWN
FROM A PRINCIPAL`S DESK
DONUT MAN AFTER SCHOOL & THE REPAIR SHOP
MANY THINGS IN PARABLES
18CM PADRE PIO 661
393- 13CM ANGELWITH BOY
THE CHRISTIAN STATE OF LIFE
GOD'S INVISIBLE HAND
LIVING MOMENTS OF LOVE
HANDBOOK FOR TODAY CATHOLIC FAMILY
PB0012 STATUE OF ST. RITA - 10CM
394 - 10CM GUARDIAN ANGEL W/GIRL
NEW ELUCIDATIONS
TOUGH MINDED FAITH FOR TENDER HEARTED PE
REZ THE ROCK THAT ROLLED! 

