
It was gathered from the letters of the saint by Father Louis Thomas de Jesus-Agonisant, Passionist, and translated from the French by Ella A. Mulligan. The book has the Imprimatur of Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, Ardiocese of New York, New York, 28 January 1893, and was published by Benziger Brothers in 1893.
- Introduction
- Preface
- The Passion and the Way of Perfection
- The Passion and the Crucifix
- The Passion and the Holy Eucharist
- The Passion and Spiritual Infancy
- The Passion and the Virgin Mary
- The Passion and Prayer
- The Passion and the Presence of God
- The Passion and Sin
- The Passion and Heaven
- The Passion and Faith
- The Passion and Hope
- The Passion and Charity Towards God
- The Passion and the Love of Our Neighbor
- The Passion and Poverty
- The Passion and Chastity
- The Passion and Obedience
- The Passion and Mortification
- The Passion and Humility
- The Passion and the Holy Will of God
- The Passion and Confidence in God
- The Passion and Sufferings
- The Passion and the Trials of the Soul
- The Passion and Sickness
- The Passion and Interior Solitude
- The Passion and Perfect Detachment
- The Passion and the Sacred Heart of Jesus
- The Passion and Peace of Heart
- The Passion and Illusions
- The Passion and the Practices of a Christian Life
- The Passion and the Rule of Life
- Summary of Christian Perfection
- Method of Meditating
- Outlines of Some Meditations on the Passion

