Jusqu'à la fin du monde

Name: Jusqu'à la fin du monde
Author: Adolphe Retté

By Adolphe Retté

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A sequence of Catholic meditations and autobiographical reflections examines the meaning of Christ's Passion and the call to unite personal suffering with redemptive prayer. Drawing on Pascalian devotional imagery and the author's own experiences of illness, pilgrimage, and conversion, the text describes how affliction may be offered as spiritual participation in the Redeemer's agony. Short essays and recollections combine theological reflection, devotional practice, and hagiographic sketches to urge continual contrition, sustained Eucharistic devotion, and a disciplined interior life oriented toward prayer for the neglected and suffering Christ.

About the Author

Adolphe Retté

Adolphe Retté was a French author known for his diverse literary contributions, which include novels, essays, and critiques. His works often explore themes of spirituality and human experience, reflecting a deep engagement with philosophical and existential questions. One of his notable works, "Au pays des lys noirs: Souvenirs de jeunesse et d'âge mûr," showcases his introspective style and personal reflections. Retté's writings are characterized by a blend of narrative and philosophical discourse, making him a unique voice in early 20th-century French literature.