Title: Pensées Catholiques Volume 2-Collections 1
Author: Edward L. Helmrich
Publisher: Brilliant Books Literary
ISBN: 979-8889450085
Pages: 249
Genre: Biography / Religion
Reviewed by: Lily Amanda

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Pensées Catholiques Volume 2-Collections 1 is book two of Author Edward L. Helmrich’s Collection 1, which pivots around his incredible findings of what he believes to be God’s nature in accomplishing two things through one event or statement. He has ratified this by a wide assortment of Biblical occurrences, expressions, and emblems, which a typical eye may not be able to delineate.

The first part of the volume highlights the compilation, representation, and significance of a typical Mass, a Catholic event that stands out as the grandest invocation one can ever engage in, for the sanctification of their soul, the defeat of evil, and for development of their unity with God. The Mass subject has been broken down for effortless comprehension in the favor of readers who may be unaccustomed to Catholicism. They will be elucidated on some of its distinct aspects such as the doxology, offertory, communion, moments of silence, and Eucharist, in a manner that will cause them to feel like they are seated in a church service, partaking of these incalculable events.

A delve into the Bible Pensées section will equally stun readers on the double-happenings phenomena, with the first highlight being the Prodigal Son’s parable, which Helmrich feels carries additional interpretations, such as the youthful son pinpointing to the Gentile community and the older son pinpointing to the Jewish populace. Readers will find themselves awed, as they scrutinize the rest of the text from an enlightened stance, in the wonder of what other Biblical occurrences could additionally be implying.

Of deeper allure are some of the notions such as a wife appearing to be a sister first to her husband, the Bible’s inclusion of a prologue in Genesis, Matthew’s lineage of Jesus going back to Abraham, and Luke’s revelation going back to Adam, among others. These are deeply concealed concepts that readers may want to conduct a further study on, for an effectual gain of deeper knowledge and exposition.

Pensées Catholiques Volume 2: Collection 1 by author Edward L. Helmrich is a substantial masterwork that both aspiring and existing Catholic devotees will find paramount and highly educative. Readers will find it a complex but riveting read, whose meditative queries will result in astounding edification and growth of their faith.