He Leadeth Me,   ISBN:9780898705461

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Wonderful thoughtful book recounting this priest's suffering in
labor camps after being sent to Siberia. Less of a "tell all" and more of his impressions and spiritual ideas and beliefs. A lesson to all, what some will endure for the Kingdom of God.

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This is a wonderful story of a Jesuit priest who was imprisoned in Russia in World War II. It is inspiring and uplifting; the author tells his story simply, but with a great understanding of the needs of his companions. It is a wonderful guide if one is afraid, confused, lonely, angry, and is looking for something that will help.

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This is one of the best Spiritual Books I have ever read. If you have trouble with God or you idea of God this is a must read. This book will help people with addictions and works well with a twelve step program.

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This book is excellent. Fr. Ciszek's experience of captivity in Russia reveals a level of spirituality that we all go through, no matter what the trials. This book has literally changed my way of relating to every day situations - it has changed my life. I have already given a copy of this book to three other people, and have a couple extra copies to share with others down the road. I encourage everyone to READ THIS BOOK!

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Dear Fellow Readers,

I thought I would share with you an email below that I sent to the Walter Ciszek website regarding the cause for his Canonisation.


Dear Fellow Christians,

It has been some time since I have read, He Leadeth Me by Father Walter Ciszek and managed to reflect on Walter's life. There is no doubt in my mind / soul that the Father guided / lead me in his own special / mysterious way to read the account of Walter's life. Very few Christians, besides Christ and some of the well known Saints would have endured and suffered as much as Walter had endured and suffered in his life, which for me is truly inspirational and transforming. The Father is constantly challenging and guiding in his own special way for all of us and I am truly blessed for having read and appreciated the extraordinary contribution that Walter has had on so many of us. Obviously, I have never met Walter in person but with the Father's / Christ consent, I hope to one day meet Walter in Eternity. With regard to Walter's Canonisation, I do believe he is more than worthy of the cause but in my mind, he is already Canonised because he is with the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit and all the Angels and Saints for Eternity.

He Leadeth Me,

William John Matthew Cummins

Sydney