Publisher's Synopsis
Consideration: I. How the salvation of the soul is secured by entering the religious state 5 II. The happy death of the religious 11 III. The account which he will have to render to Jesus Christ on the day of judgment who does not follow his vocation 19 IV. The torments which in hell will be the lot of him who is damned for having lost his vocation 24 V. The immense glory which religious enjoy in heaven 29 VI. The interior peace that God gives good religious to enjoy 36 VII. The damage done to religious by tepidity 43 VIII. How dear to God is a soul that gives itself entirely to him 50 IX. How necessary it is, in order to become a saint, to have a great desire for such a thing 56 X. The love we owe to Jesus Christ in consideration of the love he has shown to us 62 XI. The great happiness which religious enjoy in dwelling in the same house with Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament 69 XII. The life of religious resembles mostly the life of Jesus Christ 75 XIII. The zeal which religious ought to have for the salvation of souls 81 XIV. How necessary to religious are the virtues of meekness and humility 87 XV. How much religious ought to confide in the patronage of Mary 93
