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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Notes on the Life of Father Januarius Maria Sarnelli, CSSR I. His birth, infancy, and youth 5 II. He embraces the profession of the law, then the ecclesiastical state 7 III. He enters the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer 10 IV. He is sent to Naples 12 V. His love of meditation 14 VI. His principal devotions 16 VII. His interior trials 19 VIII. His spirit of mortification and of humility 22 IX. His charity towards his neighbor 25 X. His zeal for the salvation of souls 27 XI. His enterprise in regard to prostitutes 32 XII. His writings 35 XIII. His last illness and death 38 ALSO INCLUDES: Notes on the Life of Vitius Curzius, Lay Brother of the CSSR I. His conduct in the world and his vocation 45 II. His entrance into the Congregation 48 III. His love of meditation 49 IV. His mortification and humility 51 V. His charity towards his neighbor 55 VI. His obedience and his death 57 Notes on the Life of Father Januarius Maria Sarnelli, OF THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER. ST. ALPHONSUS wrote this Life in 1752. There is every indication that it was destined to be placed at the head of the works of Father Sarnelli, where it is found in the editions with which we are acquainted. The saint was desirous of keeping it anonymous, but it can easily be recognized from what he omits to say, and from the notes that we append. We shall find more than one trait of resemblance between the life of Father Sarnelli and that of St. Alphonsus himself. Father Tannoia moreover informs us that they were united from their youth by a close friendship, and that before they had entirely left the world they gave themselves up together to pious exercises. It is astonishing how Father Sarnelli, who died at the age of forty-two, could have done so much in a life so short and so full of sufferings; but such is the life of the saints. Cardinal Villecourt also assures us, in 1862, that there was question of introducing the cause of his Beatification. (Vie de S. Alph. 1. 2, ch. 15.)-ED. WE add here to the life of Father Januarius Maria Sarnelli, a short biographical notice of Brother Vitus Curzius, who lived in the Congregation and was for a long time his companion. He was born at Aquaviva, in the diocese of Bari, of most respectable parents, in the year 1706. One of his brothers was a medical man, and the other was a Canon in the college of his native town. In order to show the extent of God's goodness to this young man, we must mention that he was exceedingly passionate until he was twenty-six years of age. He was so alive to the least injury that he fought several duels, in which he nearly lost his life. On one occasion, amongst others, he felt so offended at a doctor that he shot him. Another time he had the boldness to fire at a military officer; but God did not permit him to have the misfortune of hitting his mark. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Consideration: I. How the salvation of the soul is secured by entering the religious state 5 II. The happy death of the religious 9 III. The account which he will have to render to Jesus Christ on the day of judgment who does not follow his vocation 14 IV. The torments which in hell will be the lot of him who is damned for having lost his vocation 17 V. The immense glory which religious enjoy in heaven 20 VI. The interior peace that God gives good religious to enjoy 25 VII. The damage done to religious by tepidity 29 VIII. How dear to God is a soul that gives itself entirely to him 33 IX. How necessary it is, in order to become a saint, to have a great desire for such a thing 37 X. The love we owe to Jesus Christ in consideration of the love he has shown to us 41 XI. The great happiness which religious enjoy in dwelling in the same house with Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament 45 XII. The life of religious resembles mostly the life of Jesus Christ 49 XIII. The zeal which religious ought to have for the salvation of souls 53 XIV. How necessary to religious are the virtues of meekness and humility 57 XV. How much religious ought to confide in the patronage of Mary 61 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Chapter I. If kings wish their subjects to be obedient to them, they must endeavor to make them obedient to God. Proof of this assertion 5 Chapter II. Means to induce subjects to be obedient to God 10 Chapter III. Examples of princes who by their zeal contributed much towards the spiritual welfare of the people 15 1. Emperor Constantine. 15 2. St. Louis, King of France. 21 3. St. Stephen, King of Hungary. 24 4. St. Ethelbert, King of England. 27 5. St. Louis XIV., King of France. 28 6. Charles Emmanuel I., Duke of Savoy. 30 CONCLUSION 33 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Prologue 6 Chapter I. The Principal Cares of a Bishop 8 1. The Seminary. 9 2. Candidates for Ordination. 13 3. Priests. 22 4. Parish Priests. 25 5. Vicars and Servants. 29 6. Convents of Nuns. 31 Chapter II. The Most Efficacious Means that the Bishops Should Employ to Direct their Flocks 36 1. Prayer. 37 2. Good Example. 38 3. Residence. 40 4. Visitations. 41 5. Missions. 48 6. The Synod. 52 7.Counsel. 53 8. Audiences. 55 9. Correction. 56 Conclusion 61 FATHER TANNOIA (Book II. ch. xxvi.) and Cardinal Villecourt (1. vi. ch. 3) inform us that these REFLECTIONS are among the first writings of St. Alphonsus. He published them in 1745, and sent them to all the Italian bishops, who expressed to him their heartfelt thanks. Mgr. Salerno, Bishop of Molfetta, wrote to him as follows: "I have read your REFLECTIONS USEFUL FOR BISHOPS, and I am much edified. I see that it is great zeal, aided by much wisdom and profound science, which has led you to write this little treatise. Your Reverence has rendered a great service to the Episcopate, but with such kindness on your part a feeling of compassion can hardly be suppressed, since your experience has made you see that practice is much more difficult than theory, especially in these unhappy times." The holy author having afterwards himself been made a bishop, knew how to join practice to theory, with zeal and admirable success, under the weight of his advanced age and his grave infirmities, and in the midst of multiplied difficulties. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Chapter I. If kings wish their subjects to be obedient to them, they must endeavor to make them obedient to God. Proof of this assertion 4 Chapter II. Means to induce subjects to be obedient to God 12 Chapter III. Examples of princes who by their zeal contributed much towards the spiritual welfare of the people 20 1. Emperor Constantine. 20 2. St. Louis, King of France. 28 3. St. Stephen, King of Hungary. 32 4. St. Ethelbert, King of England. 36 5. St. Louis XIV., King of France. 38 6. Charles Emmanuel I., Duke of Savoy. 40 CONCLUSION 44 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. I. His birth and infancy 5 II. His entrance into the seminary and his conduct while there 7 III. His conduct as priest and as pastor 11 IV. His resignation of the office of parish priest and his entrance into the Congregation 17 V. His zeal for the missions 21 VI. His love for mental prayer and his interior trials 27 VII. His love of obedience 36 VIII. His humility 41 IX. His mortification 46 X. His spirit of poverty 50 XI. His detachment in regard to his relatives and his charity towards his neighbor 53 XII. His purity 56 XIII. His devotion to the Passion of Jesus Christ and to the Blessed Virgin 59 XIV. His constancy in his resolutions and his conformity to the good pleasure of God 61 XV. His death 65 WE do not precisely know when these Notes were written and published; we only know that in 1767 they were printed at the end of the volume entitled Way of Salvation. We think, however, that they must have appeared sooner, Father Cafaro having died in 1753. We here give some details that the author has omitted. Father Cafaro was received as a novice by St. Alphonsus, at Burra, October 25, 1741; he was then thirty-four years of age, and he lived nearly twelve years in the Congregation. The saint soon gave a signal proof of the esteem and confidence that he reposed in his new subject. In 1743, he chose him for his spiritual director, and made a vow to obey him in all things. At the General Chapter of 1749, Father Cafaro was appointed one of the Consultors-General. St. Alphonsus regarded him as one of the principal supports of his Congregation, and never deviated from his counsels; in Cafaro's last illness the saint did all he could to save his life; and in order to console himself for his "loss, it was while adoring the decrees of Providence that he composed his beautiful hymn on the Conformity to the will of God. (Villecourt, 1. 2, ch. 12, 17, 31, and 39.)-ED This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. . We ought to conform to the designs of God in the choice of a state of life, whatever it may be 4 II. The vocation to the religious state. How important it is to follow it promptly 6 III. Means to be employed for preserving a religious vocation in the world 14 IV. Dispositions required for entering religion 24 V. Trials that we must expect to have in the religious life 41 Conclusion 46 Great advice from a Doctor of the Church, St Alphonsus Liguori, CSSR in the 50 page book. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. I. Temptations to which novices are exposed 4 II. Means to preserve one's vocation 24 III. Important instructions to the novice that he preserve himself in fervor 30 Exhortation to religious to advance in the perfection of their state 33 Purity of intention 39 Religious poverty 45 THE grace of vocation, and the grace of perseverance in the vocation, are two distinct graces. Many have received from God vocation, but through their own fault have rendered themselves unworthy to receive the grace of perseverance. No one shall be crowned, except he strive lawfully. No one, then, shall receive the grace of perseverance and the crown prepared by God for those that persevere, but he who on his own part does what he ought in order to combat and vanquish the enemy. Hold fast that which thou hast, that no man take thy crown. My dear young friend, you who, by a special favor, have been called by the Lord to follow him, hear how he himself exhorts and encourages you; be attentive, my son, to preserve the grace thou hast received from me, and fear lest thou lose it, and another have the crown prepared for thee. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.