The Liber Christo Method: A Field Manual for Spiritual Combat

Kudos to you for this fantastic, thorough, straight forward, helpful, interesting book. Well written, and a beautiful book. Got it recently, and am almost finished. Such thought provoking content, that I want to take in everything that I am reading and meditate on it. Great job!

The Liber Christo Method is a clear, profound manual for victory over demonic spirits. Sections dealing with satanic infiltration of the human brain are enlightening and challenging. Thank you so much for the truth!

I will suggest this book for everyone and every household. It takes you to a whole new level of cleaning your internal house/soul. As a wife of a retired career soldier, the references are spot on.

This book needs to be on every Catholic's bookshelf. Not only does Dan lay out the framework for spiritual warfare and how the demons will attack you, he gives practical tips, suggestions, and advice to counter them. We are in a spiritual battle daily, and this book will help prepare you to defend yourself and your family. Cannot recommend this book enough!

How often do you see the comments, Now this book needs to be in every Catholics Library. Not only should it be in our library but needs to be at our side. I'm not only impressed by the layout and content, but also the quality of the cover and pages. I'm a highlighter nut and I hate it when the highlighting bleeds through to the other side of the page. I have used a fresh marker on some of this and bleeding through is not an issue--kudos to TAN. So congratulations to Dr. Dan and is fellow Liber Christo companions! What a wonderful work. Even though I'm not quite done with it, I love it and I'm looking forward to the next one about Mary and her role in Spiritual Warfare.

Well written, concise and easy to understand. This book is a must have for every man's library who is a husband and father. My only regret in this purchase is not buying more than 4 copies to hand out.

The regimented prayer protocol that is described in this book is prescribed to people and families at times. However, I highly doubt that most priests and counselors have an abundance of time in which to share hundreds of pages of pertinent information surrounding the protocol! That's where this book is going to be a great aid to pastoral care! This would be a good book to read along with your spouse, to keep everyone on the same page. It's a book full of tools, prayers, and good food for thought. I'm a homeschool Mom, and sometimes need to reflect on something a bit lighthearted at times during small reading windows/breaks that open up in my day. And so, as steak pairs well with a good wine, I found that this book paired well with the book "Cultivating Virtue" from TAN. In other words, I'd recommend reading both books simultaneously, as Cultivating Virtue offers something a bit lighter, but very relevant, that helped me to process content from this Liber Christo book, which I found heavier and denser. In other words, I could not sit and read this one day after day nonstop, that's how my mind works - but I found the Liber Christo book to be very rich. I'd also encourage people to take questions to their pastor who can help explain and guide readers further on areas where people may need further assistance with details. I do feel this book is a great antidote to the prevalent victim culture in our society. Instead of latching on to pain and abuses, let us give them to Christ so we can truly be free.

Excellent. Nothing like it. What it says it is, a complete manual for getting yourself spiritually and mentally into living the Christian life. Thank you to Dr. Dan Schneider.

This is a comprehensive Catholic spiritual warfare elucidation manual that both trains for a life style aiding the sanctification process as well as rooting out clinging entities that may be weighing down one's spiritual life. It crystalizes key points in Fr. Chad Ripperger's work, especially, "Dominion" and "Introduction to the Science of Mental Health". Its solid material, clearly presented and from a Thomas Aquinas philosophical and theological framework. You can't go wrong with Ripperger's work and won't need other works which will only enhance this core understanding and life style of living into the paschal mystery through the Immaculate Heart. The sections are hi lited so one can review topics, skip around, and there are diagrams elucidating themes laid out in the narrative. There is a great Examination of Conscience section where one can zero in on thigns that one may have overlooked and these can be taken to the sacrament of penance and discharged. The Appendix is rich in material. I suppose whats magnificant for me, having studied several Protestant approaches to spiritual warfare in my search for something like this, is how grateful I am for the rich historical catholicity of this great work by Dan. Its long over due and should be next to the bible and catechism in every homw and studied.