H. L. Sidney Lear Libri

A comprehensive biography of St. Francis de Sales, the beloved Catholic saint and theologian who lived in 16th and 17th century France and Switzerland. Drawing on historical records and a deep knowledge of Catholic theology, the author illuminates the life and legacy of this remarkable figure, who is celebrated for his writings on spirituality and devotion, as well as his pastoral work among the poor and marginalized. First published in 1897, this book remains a definitive and inspiring account of one of the Church's most revered saints.

Fénelon Archbishop of Cambrai provides unparalleled insight into the life of this celebrated religious figure. Readers are transported back in time and given an intimate look at the day-to-day activities and beliefs of Fénelon. This book serves as a great companion for history enthusiasts and those interested in religion and spirituality.

This book is a compilation of witty quotes, anecdotes, and sayings from famous individuals like Socrates, William Shakespeare, and Oscar Wilde, among others. It is a perfect companion for readers who desire to have an insightful read on the nuggets of wisdom and humor that shaped human history and interaction.

The book delves into the life and writings of 16th-century French Bishop Jean Pierre Camus, highlighting his commitment to themes of poverty, grace, and spiritual reflection. As a follower of St. Francis de Sales, Camus engaged in preaching and promoting Catholicism, particularly focusing on converting Protestants. The narrative also explores St. Francis's influential role in spiritual direction and formation, showcasing the rich interplay between their lives and beliefs during a pivotal time in religious history.