Zakon srca

The work Zakon srca (The Law of the Heart, 2002) by the prominent Croatian Catholic intellectual, translator, and writer Radovan Grgec is a collection of spiritual meditations, essays, and reflections imbued with profound Christian humanism. In the book, the author addresses fundamental questions of faith, morality, and the human inner life, emphasizing the transformative power of God's love and mercy in everyday existence. Contrasting cold formalism and the mere outward observance of rules, Grgec highlights the "law of the heart"—an authentic living out of faith that springs from a personal encounter with God, love for one's neighbor, and a clear conscience. Through stylistically refined and content-rich texts, the author analyzes the plight of modern man, his inner struggles, yearnings, and spiritual quests. He touches upon themes such as hope, forgiveness, family values, suffering, and the meaning of life. The book reflects Grgec’s long-standing dedication to Christian thought and culture, offering inspiring reading for personal meditation and spiritual renewal. Zakon srca offers the reader a calm yet clear guide toward a deeper understanding of their own faith, calling for the building of society and one's personal life upon the foundations of goodness, truth, and sincere love.