Sermons of The Cure of Ars [Paperback] Review

Composed when he was a young priest,
"The Sermons of the Cure of Ars"
constitutes one of the most powerful Saints' writings
in the literature of the Church.
No one will read this book without
realizing that his own moral subterfuges
have been laid bare and that
he needs to address
the camouflaged sins and weaknesses
lying buried in his inmost heart.
St. John Vianney (1786-1859) barely
succeeded in becoming a priest, but
from the HUMBLEST parish imaginable,
he became the "Patron Saint of
Parish Priests" everywhere.
Of humble education and
assigned to a forgotten farmers' village,
he attracted the whole world to Ars (France).
He ate one meal a day,
slept only a few hours a night,
heard confessions up to 17 hours a day,
converted thousands.
His body remains incorrupt.

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Composed when he was a young priest, The Sermons of the Cure of Ars constitutes one of the most powerful Saints' writings in the literature of the Church. No one will read this book without realizing that his own moral subterfuges have been laid bare and that he needs to address the camouflaged sins and weaknesses lying buried in his inmost heart. Impr.195 pgs, PB

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