Saint Vincent De Paul Van De Weyer

Saint Vincent De Paul Van De WeyerA short, popular biography of the famous French Saint known as "The Father of his Country" for his remarkable charities. In early life he was captured and enslaved by the Moslems in Africa, but he escaped, returned home and did great work for God. He was canonized in just 77 years. Here is a popular biography for young and old of one of the most famous Saints of the Church and a model of charity for all.

The testament of a great theologian on something which is most personal and interior

manages to unmask a plot designed to ruin his father's business

This is a delightful account of Europe as it can only be experienced on foot

Wrenn exposes all the elements that have gone into the suborning of the religious education enterprise in the last 25 years

ordinary men and women have been willing to take extraordinary risks in order to remain loyal to the one

Raf stirs up the trouble that is native to his frank character in whatever land he is in

actually differ greatly from Sacred Tradition that is part of GodÔÇÖs revelation

The book's chapters take the form of lay meditations on Catholic teaching and practice

but more importantly

Having had this wonderful introduction to Hilda van Stockum

His Holy Will be done

The book's remarkable analysis demonstrates the centrality of Christology in Ignatius