“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.

'I REMEMBER SOMEONE… PHONE BOOK
SEASONS OF THE WORD
IN SEARCH OF UNITY
IN HIS PRESENCE
JESUS & MARY NOTEBOOK
THIS IS THE DAY THE LORD HAS MADE
INWORDS JORNEYING INWARDS WITH ECCLESIAS
WHEN OUR LOVE IS CHARITY VOLUME 2
NIBDEW FLIMKIEN
CIRCLES OF SILENCE
THE PRAYERS OF ST. THERESE OF LISIEUX
BAD WORDS
JAGHTUNA SERVIZZ
GHALLIMNA NITOLBU.L-EZERCIZZI TA' SAN IN
IL-HBIEB TAGHNA L-ANNIMALI
MINN QALB IL-PATRI
BY WHAT AUTHORITY?
THE ART OF PERFORMANCE
THE JOY OF COMMITTED LOVE A HANDBOOK FOR
ABBA FATHER
DON'T LET COLLEGE HAMPER YOUR EDUCATION
AN UNLIKELY CATECHISM
GABY IN JESUS WATCHES OUR HEART
THE SINNER'S RETURN TO GOD 

