Latest Products
-
Kitchen Madonna Wall Plaque
$0.00 -
The Holy Bible Douay Rheims paperback
$70.00 -
The Holy Bible Douay Rheims
$140.00 Inc Tax -
My Burden is Light
$50.00 -
The Book of Prayer and Meditation
$80.00 -
Our Lord's Sermon on the Mount
$20.00 $34.00 -
Turned Around
$60.00 -
Expositio Missae
$40.00 -
The Mystery of the Green Star
$28.00 Inc Tax -
Cutting Board Peace Be With You
$30.00 -
Cutting Board Ocean Wave
$110.00 -
Glass Multipurpose Board - Christmas
$44.00 -
Glass Multipurpose Board - Benedicamus Domino
$44.00 -
Mug St Joseph
$30.00 -
Mug Blessed Mother
$30.00 -
The Life of Matt Talbot
$32.00 -
The Dominicans
$20.00 -
Missal Cover
$55.00 -
Preparation for Death
$40.00 Inc Tax -
Mug St Michael
$30.00
St John Capistran
A Reformer in Battle
$37.00 Inc Tax
St John Capistran
A Reformer in Battle
by John Hofer
St. John of Capistran was many things, a Franciscan, a theologian, a crusader, but ultimately a reformer of the Church, a friend of saints and a man zealous for the salvation of souls. The deep remorse that took possession of him on the day of his conversion never left him and remained the dominant attitude of his mind. This penitential disposition underlay his preaching. Setting aside all reserve, he would make a public confession in the pulpit, thus emulating the penitent Magdalene, his favorite saint. We are not surprised that such an energetic temperamental nature, always ready for action and battle, did not escape reproaches of irascibility and impetuosity. Yet appeals to his sympathy must have been frequent. Capistrano’s history is inextricably bound up with the great figures and world events of the 15th century. Hofer, in this powerful historical biography of the saint, traces his life as a reformer, preacher, and leading a Crusade to stop the Turkish onslaught into Europe.
Paperback, 440 pages
A Reformer in Battle
by John Hofer
St. John of Capistran was many things, a Franciscan, a theologian, a crusader, but ultimately a reformer of the Church, a friend of saints and a man zealous for the salvation of souls. The deep remorse that took possession of him on the day of his conversion never left him and remained the dominant attitude of his mind. This penitential disposition underlay his preaching. Setting aside all reserve, he would make a public confession in the pulpit, thus emulating the penitent Magdalene, his favorite saint. We are not surprised that such an energetic temperamental nature, always ready for action and battle, did not escape reproaches of irascibility and impetuosity. Yet appeals to his sympathy must have been frequent. Capistrano’s history is inextricably bound up with the great figures and world events of the 15th century. Hofer, in this powerful historical biography of the saint, traces his life as a reformer, preacher, and leading a Crusade to stop the Turkish onslaught into Europe.
Paperback, 440 pages
- Availability: 1 In Stock