Padre Pio of Pietrelcina

Manelli, Fr. Stefano M.

Franciscans of the Immaculate

Of all the books in the Marian Saints and Shrines series, this one is the most controversial and thus the most needed in order to do justice to the Saint, whom Pope John Paul II spoke of as "the Saint of our difficult century [twentieth]." Is it true, as reported in a PBS documentary, that the Saint was anti-Semitic? What is the reason behind misrepresenting this great modern day Saint? Is a famous Mariologist right in accusing the Saint of being in error by holding that Mary is the Mediatrix of all Graces? The book has over 35 chapters by over ten authors, giving an in-depth view of one of the greatest Marian Saints of all times.

Kolbe: Saint of the Immaculata

Kalvelage, Francis M.

<p>This publication answers a need and an expectation. Pressing contemporary exigencies indicate the necessity of the grace of closeness to Mary for success in the priestly ministry. Is this not the hour of Mary for priest as well as for the faithful?It is clear to the priests that the more deeply the influence of Our Lady penetrates their souls, the more priestly virtues and divine life they will have, and the more supernaturally fruitful their apostolic work will be.Could we desire anything more? Is anything more urgent? This book - if meditated upon and lived out by many priests - will bring about a renewal of the Catholic Priesthood.Pierre Marie TheasBishop of Tarbes and Lourdes[from the Preface]</p>

Mary and the priestly Ministry

Neubert, E

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Padre Pio of Pietrelcina

Kolbe: Saint of the Immaculata

Mary and the priestly Ministry