The Little Catechism of the Cure of Ars [Part I: Instructions on the catechism. The Cure? de Ars in his catechetical instructions -- On salvation -- On the love of God -- On the Holy Spirit -- On the Blessed Virgin -- On the word of God -- On the prerogatives of the pure soul -- On the sanctificati -- On of Sunday -- On prayer -- On the priesthood -- On the holy sacrifice of the Mass -- On the real presence -- On communion -- On frequent communion -- On sin -- On pride -- On impurity -- On confession -- On suffering -- On hope -- On the cardinal virtues -- part II: Explanations and enhortations. Exhortation -- On death -- On the last judgment -- On sin -- On tempations -- On pride -- On avarice -- On lust -- On envy -- On gluttony -- On ang

Vianney, John, St.

ISBN 10: 0895553236 / ISBN 13: 9780895553232

Edité par Tan Books, Rockford, Ill., 1987, 1951, 1987

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xxxvii, 139 pages : portrait ; 18 cm ; ISBN 9780895553232, 0895553236 ; OCLC 33954057 ; 'Catholic wisdom stated in a simple, sublime, penetrating way. St. Jean-Marie Vianney's sage counsel on 36 important topics, including the Holy Spirit, the Blessed Virgin, Prayer, Suffering, Hope, Envy, Grace, and Paradise. Probably the most persuasive exhortation ever urging us to renounce sin." ; "St. Jean-Marie Vianney was born in 1786 at Dardilly, France. After being drafted, leaving the army, and opening a school for village schoolchildren, he joined the minor seminary of Verrieres in 1812 and was ordained a priest three years afterward. While famously serving as cure of the town of Ars, he saw to it that his parishioners understood their evil pastimes, spending long hours in the confessional at a time. St. Vianney died at Ars-sur-Formans, France, in 1859, and was declared a saint by Pope Pius XI in 1925. His feast day is celebrated on the fourth of August." ; Contents: Part I: Instructions on the catechism. The Cure? de Ars in his catechetical instructions -- On salvation -- On the love of God -- On the Holy Spirit -- On the Blessed Virgin -- On the word of God -- On the prerogatives of the pure soul -- On the sanctificati -- On of Sunday -- On prayer -- On the priesthood -- On the holy sacrifice of the Mass -- On the real presence -- On communion -- On frequent communion -- On sin -- On pride -- On impurity -- On confession -- On suffering -- On hope -- On the cardinal virtues -- part II: Explanations and enhortations. Exhortation -- On death -- On the last judgment -- On sin -- On tempations -- On pride -- On avarice -- On lust -- On envy -- On gluttony -- On anger -- On sloth -- On grace -- On prayer -- On the love of God -- On Paradise ; wear on spine, else VG.

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• Titre: The Little Catechism of the Cure of Ars [Part I: Instructions on the catechism. The Cure? de Ars in his catechetical instructions -- On salvation -- On the love of God -- On the Holy Spirit -- On the Blessed Virgin -- On the word of God -- On the prerogatives of the pure soul -- On the sanctificati -- On of Sunday -- On prayer -- On the priesthood -- On the holy sacrifice of the Mass -- On the real presence -- On communion -- On frequent communion -- On sin -- On pride -- On impurity -- On ...
• Éditeur: Tan Books, Rockford, Ill., 1987, 1951
• Date de parution: 1987
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0895553236
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780895553232
• Reliure: Soft cover
• État de l'article: Fair
• Type de livre: Book

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Catholic wisdom stated in a simple, sublime, penetrating way. His sage counsel on 36 important topics. Probably the most persuasive exhortation ever urging us to renounce sin.

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St. Jean-Marie Vianney was born in 1786 at Dardilly, France. After being drafted, leaving the army, and opening a school for village schoolchildren, he joined the minor seminary of Verrieres in 1812 and was ordained a priest three years afterward. While famously serving as cure of the town of Ars, he saw to it that his parishioners understood their evil pastimes, spending long hours in the confessional at a time. St. Vianney died at Ars-sur-Formans, France, in 1859, and was declared a saint by Pope Pius XI in 1925. His feast day is celebrated on the fourth of August.