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Callista (1855) is a historical novel, set in 3rd century North Africa, that follows the young Greek woman Callista, a talented sculptor of pagan statues, who confronts the truth of Christianity during the persecution of Christians under Emperor Decius.
The booklet leads the reader into a simple, trusting relationship with God inspired by the “little way” of St. Therese of Lisieux, showing how prayer is born from smallness, trust, and daily devotion.
The book is written simply, warmly, and directly. While critical, it is never hostile. It is intended to stimulate dialogue and encourage bishops to better understand the daily lives of ordinary believers.
"Come, I Have Something to Tell You" is one of the popular collections of spiritual reflections and messages by Maria Valtorta (1897–1961), an Italian mystic and visionary known for her extensive work "The Gospel as Revealed to Me."
Encyclical to Bishops, Priests and Deacons, Consecrated Persons and All Lay Faithful on Christian Love
What do we receive through Christ and why was there no spiritual blessing that God intended for man before Him?