Publisher:
Taipei, Taiwan., September 8th Editorial Board.: 2003
Seller ID: 11739
ISBN: 9579390525
Binding: Softcover
Condition: Very Good
8vo - 21 x 15 cm.; [36] - 458 pp. Illustrated with 17 pages of photographs most of which are in colour. The memoirs of a Chinese Catholic. Philomena is one of the survivors of the Shanghai persecution and left China for Hong Kong in 1978. From 1982 to 1999, she has written bits and pieces of her story and now presents it as a whole in this edition. From her time in a labour camp, being under house arrest with her family, her leaving and her subsequent life of evangelization and sharing her story. The September 8th editorial board is a group of Chinese Catholic youth of the 1950's who have come... View More...
8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; xiii - 330 pp. Foreword by René Motte OMI. Illustrated with 32 pages of black and white photographs and reproductions. Four page bibliography. The library markings, none of which are external, are a stamp on the title page and attachments on the inside of the back cover and the blank verso of the last page. Previous owner's name on the first page, mild wear to the edges of the covers, otherwise clean with a sound binding. View More...
8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; xiii - 330 pp. Foreword by René Motte OMI. Illustrated with 32 pages of black and white photographs and reproductions. Four page bibliography. The top quarter of the title page has been clipped, otherwise the book appears to have been used very little if at all. View More...
8vo - 21.5 x 14 cm.; xi - 268 pp. Blue cloth over boards with gilt lettering on the spine. Translated from the German and French texts by Michael Barry. The dust jacket is edge worn (more so on the top edge) with light soiling. Illustrated with 8 rather nice line drawings throughout the text - illustrator is unknown. This biography relates not only the happenings in Paul's life but also his thoughts, his teachings, and the evolution of his character and personality. View More...
Publisher:
Milwaukee, Wisconsin., The Bruce Publishing Company.: 1940
Seller ID: 33987
Binding: Hard Cover
Condition: Good in Good dust jacket
8vo - 20.5 x 13.5 cm.; x - 186 pp. Light green cloth over boards with gilt lettering on the spine and the front board. The text block head edge is stained red as issued. Dramatic short stories of saints written by members of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) to interest young readers. Contents: 1 - "Christ's Passionflower - St. Agnes" by Edward D. Harris, 2 - "Mary of Light - Maria de la Luz Camacho" by John J. Walsh, 3 - "White Dove of Rome - Cecilia" by James W. Naughton, 4 - The Flame of Lucca - Gemma Galgani" by John J. Walsh, 5 - "The maid of orleans - Joan of... View More...
Publisher:
Lisieux, Calvados, France., Office Central de Lisieux.: 1961
Seller ID: 31607
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Very Good in Very Good dust jacket
8vo - 22.5 x 17.5 cm.; The text volume: 81 pp. The photographs: unpaginated with 47 photographs and 47 enlargements taken from the originals that detail Thérèse in particular. All text is in French. For both volumes: plain white wrappers with dark brown lettering and with dust jackets illustrated with a black and white photograph of Thérèse. The text volume has a three page fold out at the back with a plan map of the "Communauté de Notre Dame du Mont Carmel à Lisieux" and various notes on known photographs and is illustrated with 3 full page reproductions of paintings of Thérèse. The v... View More...
8vo - 24 x 16.5 cm.; xxi - 138 pp. Approbations present. Most of the text is in French though there are letters in Italian and Latin. Besides the life of Leunis, there is a look at the sources of information about him. Paper wraps, with a sewn binding. Some wear and sunning on cover and the text pages are browned a bit on the margins. View More...
8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; 249 pp. Translated from the original Dutch by Ingeborg Lund and first published in English in 1938. Msgr. Doheny states that this revised edition is "pro manuscripto", however he does not say whether this was the Swedish manuscript or the English translation by Lund. Jorgensen describes this book as a companion volume to his "Life of Saint Francis of Assisi". General though light wear to the pink covers and there is a reading crease in the spine (between pages 48 and 49). Otherwise clean with a reasonably sound binding. View More...
8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; 249 pp. Translated from the original Dutch by Ingeborg Lund and first published in English in 1938. Msgr, Doheny states that this revised edition is "pro manuscripto", however he does not say whether this was the Swedish manuscript or the English translation by Lund. Jorgensen describes this book as a companion volume to his "Life of Saint Francis of Assisi". General though light wear to the pink covers. The library markings, none of which are external, are a stamp on the title page and attachment remains on the inside of the back cover and the verso of the last page. Otherw... View More...
Publisher:
Boston, Massachusetts., Daughters of St. Paul / St. Paul Editions.: 1985
Seller ID: 33980
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Very Good
0819839140 8vo - 20.5 x 13.5 cm.; (18) - 328 - (6) pp. Black and white frontis photograph of Fr. Alberione. Footnotes at the end of each of the 5 chapters. Twelve page bibliography. Previous owner's name stamped on the first page. Otherwise clean with a sound binding and having mild wear to the edges of the covers. View More...
8vo - 21 x 13 cm.; xiii - 173 pp. Blue cloth over boards with gilt lettering on the spine. In 1954, twenty-one religious sisters wrote about how they were prompted to enter the religious life and these thoughts were published as the book, "Why I Entered Religious Life". Thirteen of those same sisters now reflect on their vocations after their novitiates are over. Three page introduction by the Most Reverend Richard J. Cushing, the then Archbishop of Boston. The externals of the book show only mild wear and that to the board corners and spine tips while the end papers have brown tape stains as ... View More...
Publisher:
New York., Harper & Brothers Publishers.: (1939)
Seller ID: 34284
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket
8vo - 24 x 16 cm.; vi - 33 pp. Dark green cloth over boards with gilt lettering on the spine and a blind stamped publisher's device on the lower fore edge corner of the front board. Black and white frontis portrait of Bishop Kelley by Rembski, 1938. Copyrighted in 1939, this is the third edition (printing). Five page index at the back. Bishop Kelley, 1870-1948, Canadian born, was the founder of the Catholic Church Extension Society of the USA, served in various diplomatic capacities during the peace talks following the first world war, openly opposed the KKK and served as the second bishop of ... View More...
8vo - 19.5 x 13.5 cm.; 32 pp. An ancestor of the church bell manufacturing Eldridges of Sussex, England, John (1837-1908) immigrated to Canada, settled on a farm in the Owen Sound area of Ontario, and did much to aid the development of the Catholic Church in the area. A saddle stapled booklet with brown card stock covers and 1/4" yapped edges. The cover has some soiling and edgewear, former owner's name (Elizabeth Eldridge) is on the first blank page; frontis is a photograph of Mr. And Mrs. John Eldridge in 1891. The interior is very clean and the binding is solid. The shipping cost for th... View More...
Publisher:
Trois Rivieres, Quebec., Editions Du Bien Public.: 1995
Seller ID: 32741
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Fine
12mo - 18 x 13.5 cm.; 64 pp. White wraps with a saddle stapled binding and a black and white photograph of Fr. Frederick on front. A condensation of the book by Fr. Romain Legare on Fr. Frederick. That translation was done by Raphael Brown and this condensation is from a French text prepared by Leandre Poirier. Fr. Frederick was declared Blessed in 1988 by Pope John Paul II. Incuded is a small medal of Fr. Frederick with a second class relic. The shipping cost for this small item will be reduced after it is ordered. View More...
8vo - 21.5 x 14 cm.; (22) - 226 - (6) pp. First published in 1984 simply as "Thomas Merton", this is the Cistercian Publications' edition (Cistercian Studies Series #102) with the addition of a 40 page afterword, "Scholarship and Thomas Merton", added by the author for this edition. Twelve page listing of notes and references, 8 page select bibliography, and a 12 page general index. Previous owner's name stamped on the first page, otherwise clean with a sound binding and showing only very minor shelf wear to the edges of the covers. View More...
8vo - 21.5 x 13.5 cm.; 260 pp. A biography of St. Louise de Marillac (1591-1660), yes, but more than that, this is an extensive look at her spirituality and her relevance today. Sister LaFleur is a member of the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul, Kingston, Ontario and has dedicated years to the study of the life and teaching of de Marillac. Eight page bibliography at the back and extensive footnotes accompany each chapter. The cover edges show very mild shelf wear, otherwise very clean and tight with the appearanceof having been used very little if at all. View More...
Publisher:
Montreal, Quebec., Aide a l'Eglise en Detresse.: 2015
Seller ID: 31372
ISBN: 2981083635
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Very Good
4to - 26.5 x 16.5 cm.; 64 pp. The text is in French. Preface by Mgr. Georges Casmoussa. Illustrated with black and white photographs. A series of 12 short biographies of Philomène Mujawimana, Claudia Strada, Bernadette Bona Genova Bodushka, Meena Barwa, Maria Presentación López Vivar, Hanan Youssef & Micheline Lattouf, Daniela Baronchelli, Maria Elena Díaz Tercero, Angelita Ibrahim, Karolina Mukakagina, Cacilia Zhao and Marie-Marcelle Desmarais. Previous owner's name on the first page. Minor wear to the edges of the covers, otherwise very clean and sound. View More...
Publisher:
Boston, Massachusetts., St. Paul Editions.: 1977
Seller ID: 33670
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Very Good
8vo - 20.5 x 13 cm.; 181 - (11) pp. Translated into English by the daughters of St. Paul. One page foreword by Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin followed by a 3 page description of Fr. Alberione by Pope Paul VI. Illustrated with a centre section of 64 pages of black and white photographs. The library markings are a label ghost/scar on the lower spine and a monastic library stamp on the first page. Previous owner's name and address on the inside of the front cover. Otherwise clean with a sound binding and showing mild wear to the edges of the covers. Otherwise clean with a sound binding. View More...
Publisher:
Boston, Massachusetts., Daughters of St. Paul / St. Paul Editions.: 1959
Seller ID: 33950
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good in Very Good dust jacket
8vo - 21 x 13 cm.; 153 pp. Green cloth over boards with gilt lettering on the spine. A translation of the Italian "Figura di San Paolo" by Rev. Joseph Barbero SSP which in turn was a translation of the Latin work "Effigies Divi Pauli Sive Vitae Apostolicae" which was revised and edited by Rev. Romualdo Galdos SJ. The final translating and editing for this present work was done by the Daughters of St. Paul. The library markings on the book are a stamp on the front free end paper and attachments on the back free end paper. Previous owner's name on the front free end paper also, o... View More...
Publisher:
Caraquet, New Brunswick., Religious Hospitallers of Saint Joseph.: 1986
Seller ID: 34189
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Fine
24mo - 14.5 x 11 cm.; 57 pp. White paper wraps with reddish lettering in a saddle stapled binding. A biography of Marie de la Ferre (born in 1589) in Roiffe, France who is described as having "the spirituality of joyful service of Jesus Christ in the most abandoned" similar to that of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. An as-new and unused booklet. The shipping cost for this small item will be reduced after it is ordered. View More...
