By: Pope Gregory I (540-604)
In this timeless classic, Pope Gregory I eloquently outlines the duties and responsibilities of a pastor, providing valuable insights and guidance for clergy members. Through his homilies, Gregory emphasizes the importance of humility, compassion, and dedication in serving the needs of the community.
The book serves as a powerful reminder of the essential role that pastors play in nurturing and guiding their flocks. Gregory's teachings are not only relevant to clergy members, but also offer valuable lessons for all individuals seeking to live a life of faith and service.
Overall, On the Pastoral Office is a thought-provoking and inspiring read that resonates with readers of all backgrounds. Pope Gregory I's wisdom and insight continue to inspire and challenge readers to strive for holiness and humility in their own lives. Book Description: A homily by Saint Gregory the Great on the virtues, responsibilities, and shortfalls of the clergy; recommended to the attention of all clergy by Pope Pius X on the occasion of the Saint's thirteenth centenary. -
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