The Gift of Faith

I have a M.A. in Christian Spirituality and have read a wide variety of books on the spiritual life over the past twenty-eight years, none comes close to this work which is masterful both in its simplicity but also in its integration of Scripture,the tradition of the Church and the Sacraments. This is a fascinating book that can motivate you to change the way you live your life! I am the author of The How-To Book of the Mass: Everything You Need to Know but No One Ever Taught You

Few books have made such an impact on my life as this one. It is a good book to read slowly and meditate upon, letting God speak to your life. I found it particularly helpful that Fr. Dajczer uses examples from Sacred Scripture and from saint's lives to illustrate his points. It is wonderful.

This book has revolutionized my way of thinking about and perceiving the events of my ordinary, everyday life. It continues to help me to recognize God's love in ALL that I experience, especially in the daily struggles of life. It has given me a vision full of hope...hope that rests in the power of God's Merciful Love.

A friend recommended this book to me about 6 years ago, and it took me about a year to actually read it. It changed my whole outlook on life and how to see God in every event of my life. It is a book of inspiration and hope. It is the key to opening up to God's mercy and unbounding love, it is a book on what is best for me and how to suffer less, by seeking ,finding, and doing God's will. A BEAUTIFUL read!

The Gift of Faith was the beginning of a new way of seeing the world for me. Through the eyes of faith everything in my life has taken on new meaning. The book describes what faith is, how GOD works in your life through the simple events, trials, the Sacraments, and prayer. It is a book that never grows old. You can pick it up, randomly open it and GOD will talk to you. It is as if a user manual for understanding the events of your life. This book is a gift for all people...especially to those who think they understand their faith, those who previously left faith behind, and those who say they have no faith.