ST CATHERINE OF SIENA DIALOGUE 2 of 6

The Dialogue of Catherine of Siena is a practical and compelling work of Christian mysticism. St. Catherine of Siena, a Dominican Tertiary, wrote it "during a state of ecstasy while in dialogue with God the Father." The book contains a dialogue between the "Eternal Father" (God the Father) and "a human soul" (St. Catherine). In it, the Eternal Father describes, through many different analogies, allegories, and metaphors, the spiritual life of humankind. In his description, the Eternal Father emphasizes the importance of cultivating virtue, continually praying, and the need for obedience. Written at a time of spiritual and political upheaval, the Dialog of Catherine of Siena remains relevant even to the present day, and any reader will profit from the sound advice throughout this dialogue. Instructive and profound, the Dialog of Catherine of Siena inspires with a revelation from God.

[@josephscanaan637]

These are great warnings from God that we should not take lightly. People have drifted far away from God and only seek pleasures and satisfying there own ego rather than sacrificing a bit to be worthy of entering God's Kingdom. Reform your way of living to please Our God and Savior Jesus Christ before it is too late. Life on earth is short compared to an eternity in Heaven or hell. So act quickly as of this very moment. God bless and help all of you.

[@MelissaJMJ]

Thank you.

[@clarencebitegeko7079]

Very inspiring, much thanks! Please correct the title, it is supposed to be Dialogue 4 of 6, it reads Dialogue 2 of 6. Thanks!

[@MultiBurtons]

Thank you for your kind comment. The title is in reference to the number of videos placed in a playlist, not the dialogue number in the work itself. The whole work is divided into 6 parts and this video is the second video of six. Sorry if this has caused any confusion. If there are more than one video due to length of whole work, then without knowing how many videos complete the whole work, it would be more difficult to know when the end has been reached. The narration makes clear on the actual dialogue placing of the work itself, not what video of the six a person is on.

[@clarencebitegeko7079]

Oopss, sorry my bad. It was an error on my part. I had just completed part 3 of 6 then I clicked part 4 of 6.....somehow my browser managed to land me to part 2 of 6. Now while I believed there was something wrong with the title, my error was even confounded as the audio announces dialogue 4 :-p . It is okay I think browser unresponsiveness leading to multiple clicks eventually led me back.