De Virtute Charitatis

"De Virtute Charitatis" est tractatus theologicus a Cardinali J.E. van Roey scriptus, qui naturam et essentiam caritatis christianae profunde investigat. Hoc opus in traditione scholastica et magisterio Ecclesiae fundatum, caritatem non solum ut affectum humanum, sed ut virtutem theologalem eximiam describit.

Auctor analysim accuratam praebet de nexu inter amorem Dei et amorem proximi, de habitu caritatis in anima christiana, et de actibus qui ex hac virtute profluunt. Per paginas huius libri, lectores fundamenta dogmatica et moralia caritatis reperient, quae est vinculum perfectionis. Scriptum ad usum studiosorum theologiae et cleri, hoc volumen momentum caritatis in vita spirituali et sociali effert, doctrinam catholicam de gratia et dilectione illustrans.

Est fons pretiosus pro eis qui doctrinam moralem Ecclesiae de praecipua virtute christiana penitus intellegere cupiunt, praebens claritatem intellectualem et spiritualem de maximo praecepto evangelico.

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