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ADAM, FATHER KARL
(1876-1966): (German priest, theologian, and writer)(Translated by Father Justin McCann, O.S.B.,1954) (It presents the Church as a community after the Pauline metaphor of the body of Christ and brilliantly reflects on the fundamental nature of the Catholic Church and faith)
The Roots of the Reformation (Translated by Cecily Hastings, 1951) (Weakness in the Church -- Rome and Germany, Martin Luther's break with the Church and Doctrine of Justification, Christendom divided, and the Central Question Today) (from ewtn.com)
The Roots of the Reformation (Translated by Cecily Hastings, 1951) (from catholic-pages.com)
ALBERT THE GREAT, ST. (or Albertus Magnus) (c.1200-1280): (German Dominican bishop, philosopher, theologian, and Doctor of the Church)
On Cleaving to God (from ccel.org)
On Cleaving to God (from catholicfirst.com)
ALIGHIERI, DANTE (1265-1321):
(Italian layman, poet and spiritual and mystic writer)(Hell) (Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) (A life's journey that confronts evil on its way) (Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) (A journey of liberation until the writer becomes free, upright, and whole) (Paradise or Heaven) (Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) (A journey that culminates in the contemplation of the divine)
The Divine Comedy (Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso)
(Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1895)The Divine Comedy (Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso) (Original Italian text with two different English translations by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Rev. H. F. Cary) (from divinecomedy.org)
Digital Dante (Works of Dante Alighieri with illustrations)
ALPHONSUS DE LIGUORI, ST.
(1696-1787): (Italian priest, theologian, founder of the Redemptorist Order, and spiritual writer)The History of Heresies and Their Refutation; Or The Triumph of the Church (2 Vols.) (Translated from the Italian by Father John T. Mullock (1847)
(Main theme of this book: "Let us be content with what God has given us.") (from theworkofgod.org)Uniformity With God's Will (from catholicfirst.com)
Visits to the Blessed Sacrament and to the Blessed Virgin Mary (For each day of the month)
AMBROSE OF MILAN, ST.
(c.340-397): (Roman civil servant, bishop of Milan, writer, Church Father, and Doctor of the Church)(of Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist)
ANGELICA, MOTHER (1923- ):
(American Franciscan Most Blessed Sacrament nun, religious broadcaster, writer, and founder of Eternal World Television Network -- EWTN)(Meditations) (Fourteen Stations with reflections and prayers)
The Living Sacrament: Marriage
(The Blessed Virgin Mary) (1976)ANONYMOUS:
ANONYMOUS:
ANSELM, ST.
(1033-1109): (France's Normandy-born monk, theologian, writer, and archbishop of Canterbury, England)(Translated by Sidney Norton Deane and James Gardiner Vose) (Theological and philosophical writings of the author) (A description of Christ's death on the cross as an act of satisfaction, returning to God the honor stolen by human sin) (from fordham.edu) (Discussion on the Being of God, basing on reason rather than on the authority of the Scripture) (from fordham.edu) (An attempt to prove in a single argument the existence of God, and whatsoever we believe of God) (from fordham.edu)
ANTHONY OF PADUA, ST.
(1195-1231): (Portuguese Franciscan friar in Italy, thaumaturgist, and saint)AQUINAS, ST. THOMAS (1225-1274):
(Italian Dominican friar, theologian, writer, and Doctor of the Church)(A series of passages selected from various Church Fathers form a running commentary on the Gospels)
Commentary on the Psalms (Postilla super Psalmos) (1272-1273) (In Latin and English)
On Being and Essence (De Ente et Essentia)
(Translated by Robert T. Miller, 1997)On the Eternity of the World (De Aeternitate Mundi)
(Translated by Robert T. Miller, 1991) (from fordham.edu)On the Eternity of the World (De Aeternitate Mundi) (1270) (In Castellano, English and Latin) (English translation by Robert T. Miller, 1991 and 1997) (from geocities.com)
On the Mixing of the Elements (De Mixione Elementorum) (In Latin and English) (Translated by Peter Orlowski, 1995)
On the Motion of the Heart (De Motu Cordis) (In Latin and English) (Translated by Gregory Froelich)
On the Principles of Nature (De Principiis Nature)
(Translated by Gerry Campbell, 1995)On the Unity of the Intellect Against the Averroists (or On the Unicity of the Intellect, or On the Uniqueness Against Averroists) (De unitate Intellectus contra Averroista)
Summa Contra Gentiles (Of God and His Creatures)
(On the truth of the Catholic faith) (Translated by Father Joseph Rickaby, S.J., 1905) (An annotated translation with some abridgement) (from nd.edu)Of God and His Creatures (Summa Contra Gentiles) (Translated by Father Joseph Rickaby, S.J., 1905) (Partial e-text version) (from knuten.liu.se)
a (Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province, Second and Revised Edition, 1920) (from newadvent.org) (Translated by the Fathers of the English Dominican Province, 1947 Edition) (from ccel.org) (Translated by Father Joseph B. Collins, S.S., D.D., Ph.D.) (from acs1.bu.edu)The Catechetical Instructions (Translated by Father Joseph B. Collins, S. S.) (from intratext.com)
ATHANASIUS, ST.
(c.295-373): (Bishop of Alexandria, Egypt, and theologian and writer)(Christ's incarnation explained starting from the Creation and Fall)
AUGUSTINE, ST., (or Aurelius Augustinus)
(354-430 A.D.): (North African bishop of Hippo, theologian, Church Father, Doctor of the Church, and writer)(397 A.D.) (Translated by Albert C. Outler) (A history of St. Augustine's fierce struggle to overcome his profligate ways and achieve a life of spiritual grace) (from ccel.org)Confessions (397 A.D.) (Newly translated & edited by Albert C. Outler, Ph.D., D.D.
) (from ourladyswarriors.org)Confessions (from catholicfirst.com)
Confessions (Edited by J. J. O'Donnell) (from stoa.org)
Confessions (Books 1 - 13) (Translated by Albert C. Outler, 1954) (from iclnet.org)
Confessions (Translated by E. B. Pusey) (from knuten.liu.se)
(397 A.D.) (Translated by E. B. Pusey) (from ccel.org)Confessions (Translated by E. B. Pusey) (from ccat.sas.upenn.edu)
Confessions and Letters (with a Sketch of St. Augustine's Life and Work) (Edited by Philip Schaff and The Confessions translated by J. G. Pilkington) (from ccel.org)
(Translated by Jim Marchand)Enchiridion On Faith, Hope and Love
(Translated by J. F. Shaw) (available from leaderu.com)Enchiridion On Faith, Hope and Love
(St. Augustine's teaching on how God should be worshipped in faith, hope and love) (available from ourladyswarriors.org)Enchiridion on Faith, Hope and Love
(Translated by Albert C. Outler) (A brief handbook or enchiridion on the proper mode of serving God through faith, hope, and love) (from ccel.org)Enchiridion: On Faith, Hope, and Love (Parts 1 - 7) (Translated by Albert C. Outler, 1954) (from iclnet.org)
Letters of St. Augustine of Hippo (386-429 A.D.)
On Christian Doctrine (De Doctrina Christiana) (Translated by Rev. J. F. Shaw) (A compend of exegetical theology to guide the reader in the understanding and interpretation of the Sacred Scriptures according to the analogy of faith) (from ccel.org)On Christian Doctrine (from ccat.sas.upenn.edu)
On Christian Doctrine (Books 1 - 4) (from iclnet.org)
On Dialectic (De dialectica) (Translated by J. Marchand)
On the Holy Trinity; Doctrinal Treatises; Moral Treatises (Edited by Philip Schaff) (from ccel.org)
(from newadvent.org) (Translated by Dean Goodwin) (Address to the people of the Church of Caesarea) SoliloquiesCity of God and Christian Doctrine (edited by Philip Schaff) (from ccel.org)
The City of God (from newadvent.org)
The Rule of St. Augustine (c.400) (Monastic rules and a guide to religious life)
BAKER, DAVID AUGUSTINE (1575-1641): (English lawyer, historian, Benedictine monk, and mystic, and ascetic spiritual writer, converted to Catholicism in 1603)
BEDE, VENERABLE (or St. Bede the Venerable) (c.673-735): (English monk, scholar, writer, and saint)
BELLOC, HILLAIRE (1870-1953):
(English layman, Member of Parliament, writer, and critic)Survivals and New Arrivals: The Old and New Enemies of the Catholic Church
(1929) (An analysis of the position of the Catholic Church in the world today, particularly vis-a-vis her enemies) (Explanation of heresy, and repudiation of Arian, Mohammedan, Albigensian, Reformation, and other modern heresies) (from cs.cmu.edu) (from ewtn.com)Hilaire Belloc Archives (Life and Works)
Hilaire Belloc Web Page (Life and Works)
BENEDICT OF NURSIA, ST.
(c.480-c.547) : (Italian founder of the Benedictine Order and Father of Western Monasticism)(from osb.org) (Translated by Fr. Boniface Verheyen, OSB) (The 6th-century monastic rules for Benedictine monks) (from ccel.org)
The Rule of Benedict (Regula Benedicti)
(Translated by Leonard Doyle) (The sixth-century monastic rules for Benedictine monks) (from osb.org)Rule of St. Benedict (Translated by Fr. Boniface Verheyen, O.S.B.) (from catholicfirst.com)
BENSON, ROBERT HUGH (1871-1914):
(An English convert from Anglicanism in 1903, Catholic bishop, and writer of sermons and popular novels)Confessions of a Convert (1913)
Papers of a Pariah (1907) (A novel)
The Friendship of Christ (1912)
Works of Robert Hugh Benson (1871-1914)
BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX, ST.
(1090-1153): (French Cistercian monk, theologian, Doctor of the Church, and writer)(The reason for our loving God is God himself and the measure of love due to him is immeasurable love) (from ccel.org)
On Loving God (from homechurch.com)
In Praise of the New Knighthood (Liber ad milites Templi: De laude novae militae) (Translated by Conrad Greenia, O.S.C.O.)
BOETHIUS (Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius)
(480-524 A.D.): (Roman statesman, philosopher, theologian, translator, martyr, and saint)Consolatio Philosophiae (A Consolation of Philosophy)
(in Latin) (Edited with a Commentary by James J. O'Donnell)The Consolation of Philosophy (Consolatio Philosophiae) (translated by W. V. Cooper, 1902) (upenn.edu)
The Trinity Is One God Not Three Gods
BONAVENTURE, ST. (c.1217-1274): (Italian Franciscan friar, theologian, Doctor of the Church, and writer)
(Nine confereces concerning the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit focus on the writer's teaching on grace)
Mirror of the Blessed Virgin Mary (An exposition of the 'Hail Mary' as it was recited in the 13th century)
The Journey of the Mind Into God (Itinerarium Mentis ad Deum)
(from ccel.org)The Journey of the Mind Into God
(from home.ici.net)The Mind's Road to God (Itinerarium Mentis ad Deum)
(from ewtn.com)BRANDSMA, BLESSED TITUS (1881-1942):
(Dutch anti-Nazi Carmelite monk, educator, journalist, writer, and martyr)CABROL, DOM FERNAND (1855-1937):
(French Benedictine monk and liturgical scholar)CARTER, FATHER EDWARD:
(American Jesuit priest, professor of theology, writer, and spiritual director of the Shepherds of Christ Ministries)Tell My People (Messages from Jesus and Mary as given to Father Edward J. Carter, S. J.)
The Spirituality of Fatima (1993)
The Spirituality of Fatima and Medjugorje
(1994)CASSIAN, ST. JOHN (c.365-c.435):
(Deacon, monk, and founder of monasteries in France)The Conferences
(Translated by Edgar C. S. Gibson) (An exposition of Egyptian monasticism) (from ccel.org) (Translated by Edgar C. S. Gibson, 1894) (An exposition of Egyptian monasticism) (from osb.org) (Translated by Edgar C. S. Gibson) (An exposition of Egyptian monasticism) (from crosswalk.com)The Seven Books on the Incarnation of the Lord, Against Nestorius
The Institutes of Coenobia and the Remedies for the Eight Principal Faults
(On the dress of monks and the canonical system of the nocturnal and daily prayers and psalms, of the institutes of the renunciants, and on the spirit of gluttony, fornication, anger, dejection, accidie, vainglory, and pride) (from newadvent.org)The Twelve Books on the Institutes of the Coenobia and the Remedies for the Eight Principal Faults (Translated by Edgar C. S. Gibson, 1894) (from osb.org)
The Twelve Books on the Institutes of the Coenobia (from crosswalk.com)
On the Institutes of the Coenobia and the Remedies for the Eight Principal Faults (from ccel.org)
CATHERINE OF GENOA, ST.
(1447-1510): (Italian laywoman, mystic, and writer)The Life and Doctrine of Saint Catherine of Genoa
CATHERINE OF SIENA, ST.
(1347-1380): (Italian Dominican nun, mystic, Doctor of the Church, and writer)The Dialogue of the Seraphic Virgin
(1370) (Translated by Algar Thorold)Dialogue (from catholicfirst.com)
CHESTERTON, G. K. (or Gilbert Keith Chesterton) (1874-1936): (An English convert from Anglicanism in 1922, Catholic layman, journalist, essayist, novelist, poet, dramatist, biographer, and apologist)
(1912) (1905) (1908) (An answer to the challenges and an explanation of faith) (1933)
The Catholic Church and Conversion
(1926) (from dur.ac.uk)The Catholic Church and Conversion (1926) (from cin.org)
The Catholic Church and Conversion (1926) (from ewtn.com)
(1925)The Superstition of Divorce (1920)
(1910) (The homelessness of man, imperialism or the mistake about man, feminism or the mistake about woman, education or the mistake about the child, and the home of man)What's Wrong With the World? (1910) (from dur.ac.uk)
(Fiction) (Detective Fiction) (Detective Fiction) (Fiction) (Detective Fiction)
The Man Who Was Thursday (Detective Fiction)
(Fiction) (Detective Fiction)G. K. Chesterton's Works on the Web (Non-fictions, fictions, essays, poems, and quotes)
G. K. Chesteton Mega-Links Page (Dave Armstrong-compiled web sites on G. K. Chesterton)
G. K. Chesterton Web Page (Fictions, Essays, Apologetics, Poetry, Criticism, Links, and Friends)
The American Chesterton Society
CONRAD OF SAXONY (Also known as Conradus Saxo, or Conrad of Brunswick, or Conradus Holyinger ( - 1279): (German Franciscan friar and ascetical writer)
DAY, DOROTHY (1897-1980): (American journalist, communist, convert to Catholicism, social reformer, and co-founder of the Catholic Worker Movement)
DE MARCHI, I.M.C., FATHER JOHN:
(1956) (Story of Our Lady's apparitions and important messages to three illiterate children -- Lucia dos Santos and, her two cousins, Francisco and Jacinta -- of Fatima, a village near Lisbon, Portugal, in 1917)
DE OLIVEIRA, PLINIO CORREA (1908-1995): (Brazilian layman, university professor, philosopher, and writer)
ECKHART, JOHANNES (JOHN) (or Meister Eckhart or Eckhardt) (c.1260-1327): (German Dominican priest, mystic, and writer)
ELIZABETH (CATEZ) OF THE TRINITY, BLESSED
(1880-1906): (French Carmelite nun and writer)Complete Works of Elizabeth of the Trinity (Volume 2): Letters from Carmel
(Translated by Anne Englund Nash) (Letters of inspiration to friends and family sharing secrets of her soul) (from icspublications.org)Complete Works of Elizabeth of the Trinity (Volume 2): Letters from Carmel (Translated by Anne Englund Nash) (from karmel.at)
EPHRAIM (or EPHRAEM) OF SYRIA, ST.
(c.306-373): (A layman, teacher, poet, theologian, and Doctor of the Church)(translated by J. B. Morris, re-edited by John Gwynn)
ERASMUS, DESIDERIUS (or Erasmus of Rotterdam) (1466-1536):
(Dutch scholar, writer, and critic, who influenced both Protestant and Catholic Reformations)(An eloquent testimony to humaneness, reason and Christian love) (This Project has Erasmus' following writings online: Colloquia (Concerning Men, Manners, and Things), The Praise of Folly, and Three Players)
EUCHERIUS OF LYONS, ST.
( -c.449): (Bishop of Lyons, theologian, and spiritual writer)(Translated by Henry Vaughan the Silurist) (A parenetical epistle to his kinsman, Valerianus)
The Formulae (Formulas for Spiritual Intelligence)
(Translated by Karen Rae Keck) (Letter to Veranus)FARRELL, FATHER WALTER
(1902-1951): (American Dominican friar, moral theologian, preacher, and writer)(A successful attempt to put into modern English for a lay audience the essential arguments and insights of Thomas Aquinas' greatest work, the Summa Theologiae, 1938-1942)
FENELON, FRANCOIS (or Francois de Salignac de la Mothe Fenelon, or Abbe de Fenelon)
(1651-1715): (French archbishop of Cambrai, theologian, and spiritual writer)FLYNN, TED AND MAUREEN :
FORREST, M.S.C., FATHER M. D.:
Chats With Prospective Converts
(1943) (With Preface by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen)FRANCIS DE SALES, ST. (1567-1622): (French bishop of Geneva, speaker, and writer)
(It reveals a thorough understanding of the spiritual tradition of the Church and an ability to make it relevant for people in various circumstances
Treatise on the Love of God (Translated by Father Henry Benedict Mackey, OSB)
FRANCIS OF ASSISSI, ST.
(c.1181-1226): (Italian hermit, founder of the Franciscan Order, preacher, stigmatist, and mystic)(1226 A.D.)
The Writings of St. Francis of Assissi (Opuscula) (Parts I & II) (Translated from Latin by Fr. K. Esser, O.F.M.)
(from home.ici.net)The Writings of St. Francis of Assissi (Opuscula) (Parts I & II) (Translated from Latin by Fr. K. Esser, O.F.M.)
(from franciscan-archive.org)GARRIGOU-LAGRANGE, FATHER REGINALD (1877-1964): (French Dominican monk, philosopher, theologian, and writer)
Christ the Savior: A Commentary on the Third Part of St. Thomas' Theological Summa
(from ewtn.com)Providence (God Himself and His infinite perfections, especially His goodness)
The Three Ways of Spirtual Life
(The interior life is for all the one thing necessary to attain holiness and heaven) (from ourladyswarriors.org)The Three Ways of the Spiritual Life (from internetpadre.com)
The Trinity and God the Creator
GLUECKERT, FATHER LEOPOLD:
(Carmelite friar and writer)Titus Brandsma: Friar Against Fascism
(Dutch Carmelite priest who died a martyr in the hands of the Nazis during World War II) (France, Church, and State at the time of St. Therese of Lisieux in the late 19th century)GOODIER, MOST REV. ALBAN:
(Jesuit Archbishop of Hierapolis)(1959) (Short lives of St. Augustine of Hippo, St. Margaret of Cortona, St. John of God, St. Francis Xavier, St. John of the Cross, St. Camillus de Lellis, St. Joseph of Cupertino, Blessed Claude de la Colombiere, and St. Benedict Joseph Labre, who had overcome their own sins)
The Inner Life of a Catholic (A description of the inner spirit of the Catholic Church)
(1930) (Historical background and work of members of the Jesuit Order)The More Excellent Way (A pamphlet on the way shown by Jesus)
GREGORY I (Gregory the Great), ST.
(c.540-604): (Roman monk, pope, and writer)Commentary on the Book of Job (Moralia in Iob)
Dialogos (Second Dialogue): Life of St. Benedict
(Translated by P.W. and re-edited by Edmund G. Gardner, 1911) (from ocf.org)Dialogos (Dialogues, Book II) (Life of St. Benedict of Nursia) (Translated by P.W. and re-edited by Edmund G. Gardner, 1911)
(from umilta.net)The Life of Our Most Holy Father St. Benedict (with the Rule of St. Benedict)
GREGORY OF NYSSA, ST. (c.335-c.395): (Cappadocia-born bishop, theologian, and Church Father)The Complete Works of Gregory of Nyssa
GUARDINI,
FATHER ROMANO (1885-1968): (German priest, theologian, writer, and advocate of liturgical renewal)(Translated from the German by Ronald Walls)The Humanity of Christ: Contributions to a Psychology of Jesus
(1935) (Translated by Ada Lane)
GUYON, MADAME (or Madame Jeanne Guyon, or Madame Jeanne Marie Bouvier de la Mothe Guyon, or Madame Guion) (1647-1717): (French laywoman, mystic, and spiritual writer)
HILTON, WALTER
( -1396): (English Carthusian monk, mystic, and writer)HOPKINS, GERARD MANLEY (1844-1889): (English poet, convert from Anglicanism in 1866, and Jesuit priest)
IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA, ST.
(1491-1556): (Spanish soldier, founder of the Jesuit Order, and writer)(Translated by Father Elder Mullan, S.J.) (A manual for spiritual growth based on the gifts and graces given to Ignatius of Loyola by God over the course of one year) (from ccel.org)
The Spiritual Exercises (Translated by Father Elder Mullan, S. J.) (1914) (from intratext.com)
The Spiritual Exercises (Translated by Father Elder Mullan, S.J.) (from jesuit.org)
Spiritual Exercises (from catholicfirst.com)
IRENAEUS, ST.
(c.130-c.200): (Smyrna-born bishop of Lyons, theologian, and writer)The Demonstration of the Apostolic Preaching
(Translated from the Armenian by J. Armitage Robinson) (Preaching of the Apostles, tradition of the Apostles, and preaching of the Truth)JOHN OF THE CROSS, ST.
(1542-1591): (Spanish Carmelite monk, mystic, Doctor of the Church, and writer)A Spiritual Canticle of the Soul and the Bridegroom of Christ
(Translated by David Lewis) (The blessedness of a soul, in union with God, is shown under the Biblical similies of espousals and matrimony) (from ccel.org)A Spiritual Canticle of the Soul and the Bridegroom of Christ (Translated by David Lewis) (from catholicfirst.com)
The Spiritual Canticle (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (Through lyric verses, the author sings about the loving exchange between a soul (author himself) and Christ the Bridegroom) (Verses accompanied by icons) (from icspublications.org)
The Ascent of Mount Carmel (Translated by E. Allison Peers) (A guide to spiritual life for informed Christians who aspire to grow in union with God) (from ccel.org)
Ascent of Mt. Carmel (from catholicfirst.com)
Ascent of Mt. Carmel (from ourladyswarriors.org)
Counsels to a Religious (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (Counsels to a friar on how to reach perfection)
(Translated by E. Allison Peers) (This book, a continuation of the book The Ascent of Mount Carmel, explains how our senses and faculties are purged and purified by God with a view of union with him) (from ccel.org)Dark Night of the Soul (from catholicfirst.com)
Dark Night of the Soul (from ourladyswarriors.org)
The Dark Night (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D., and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (from icspublications.org)
(Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (Letters to different persons: the content being "live in the poverty of faith, hope, ad love because to receive the embraces of God you must be empty of desire for earthly and heavenly satisfaction")Poetry of St. John of the Cross
(Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D.) (The poetry, overflowing with mystical experience, was meant to be sung) (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (Precautions for the nuns in Beas, while the author lived at El Calvario (1578-1579), after his escape from prison in Toledo, Spain)Special Counsels (Same as Counsels to a Religious above)
(Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (The poem sings of an elevated union within the intimate depths of the spirit) The Sayings of Light and Love (Dichos de Luz y Amor) (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D., 1991) (Spiritual wisdoms for guidance of those whom St. John had spiritually directed)
Poetry of St. John of the Cross (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D.) (This collection includes The Spiritual Canticle, The Dark Night, The Living Flame of Love, and other poems)
The Collected Works of the John of the Cross (Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. and Otilio Rodriguez, O.C.D.) (Revised Edition, 1991) (A collection of poetry, Sayings of Light and Love, The Ascent of Mount Carmel, The Dark Night of the Soul, The Spiritual Canticle (with icons), The Living Flame of Love, Special Counsels, Precautions, and Letters of St. John of the Cross) (from icspublications.org)