Butler's Lives of the Saints, Volum 9

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Liturgical Press, 1995 - 237 pàgines
For more than two centuries, "Butler's" has been one of the best known, most widely consulted hagiographies. In its brief and authoritative entries, readers can find a wealth of knowledge on the lives and deeds of the saints, as well as their ecclesiastical and historical importance since canonization.

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IV
xi
VI
xii
VII
xiii
VIII
xiv
IX
xv
X
1
XI
3
XII
4
CI
125
CII
129
CIII
131
CV
133
CVI
136
CVII
137
CVIII
138
CIX
139

XIII
5
XIV
6
XV
7
XVI
8
XVII
13
XVIII
18
XIX
19
XXI
20
XXII
21
XXIII
23
XXIV
24
XXV
25
XXVI
27
XXVII
28
XXVIII
29
XXIX
30
XXX
32
XXXII
33
XXXIII
34
XXXIV
35
XXXV
37
XXXVI
38
XXXVII
40
XXXIX
42
XL
43
XLII
44
XLIII
45
XLIV
46
XLV
48
XLVI
49
XLVII
51
XLIX
52
L
53
LI
54
LII
56
LIII
58
LIV
59
LV
60
LVI
61
LVII
65
LVIII
70
LIX
74
LX
75
LXI
76
LXII
77
LXIII
80
LXIV
82
LXVI
83
LXVII
84
LXVIII
85
LXIX
86
LXX
89
LXXI
91
LXXIII
92
LXXIV
93
LXXV
94
LXXVI
95
LXXVII
97
LXXVIII
98
LXXIX
100
LXXXI
101
LXXXII
103
LXXXIV
107
LXXXV
108
LXXXVI
109
LXXXVII
110
LXXXVIII
111
LXXXIX
112
XC
114
XCII
115
XCIII
116
XCIV
117
XCV
120
XCVI
121
XCVIII
122
XCIX
123
CX
140
CXI
142
CXII
145
CXIII
146
CXIV
148
CXV
149
CXVII
153
CXVIII
156
CXX
158
CXXI
163
CXXII
165
CXXIII
167
CXXV
168
CXXVI
169
CXXVII
173
CXXIX
175
CXXXI
176
CXXXII
177
CXXXIII
180
CXXXIV
181
CXXXV
185
CXXXVII
190
CXXXVIII
191
CXXXIX
192
CXL
193
CXLII
194
CXLIII
196
CXLV
197
CXLVI
198
CXLVIII
199
CXLIX
200
CL
202
CLI
203
CLII
204
CLIII
205
CLVI
207
CLVII
208
CLVIII
210
CLIX
214
CLXI
215
CLXII
216
CLXIII
218
CLXIV
219
CLXV
221
CLXVII
222
CLXVIII
223
CLXIX
225
CLXX
226
CLXXI
230
CLXXII
233
CLXXIV
234
CLXXV
236
CLXXVI
238
CLXXVII
241
CLXXVIII
242
CLXXX
247
CLXXXI
248
CLXXXII
250
CLXXXIV
252
CLXXXV
253
CLXXXVI
254
CLXXXVII
255
CLXXXVIII
256
CLXXXIX
257
CXC
259
CXCI
262
CXCII
263
CXCIV
265
CXCV
267
CXCVI
268
CXCVIII
274
CXCIX
276
CC
277
CCI
278
CCII
280
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Pàgina 58 - My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior; for he has regarded the low estate of his handmaiden. For behold, henceforth all generations will call me blessed; for he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name.
Pàgina 58 - He has helped his servant Israel, in remembrance of his mercy, as he spoke to our fathers, to Abraham and to his posterity for ever.
Pàgina 134 - ... strength of mind and will, made all that disordered multiplicity, distraction and dispersion of her clamorous, many-headed, many-hearted nature, a tyranny impossible and unnecessary to bear. And yet to achieve the actual escape from such a tyranny, the mastering of such a rabble, and the harmonisation of such a chaos, meant a constant and immense effort, a practically unbroken grace-getting and self-giving, an ever-growing heroism and indeed sanctity, and, with and through all these things, a...
Pàgina 5 - He often went to that man, and asking several questions, heard of him all the particulars of what he had seen when separated from his body ; by whose relation we also came to the knowledge of those few particulars which we have briefly set down.
Pàgina 24 - I commend to you our sister Phoebe, a deaconess of the church at Cenchreae, *that you may receive her in the Lord as befits the saints, and help her in whatever she may require from you, for she has been a helper of many and of myself as well.
Pàgina 134 - humanity. But, in her case, all this unusually turbulent raw material was in unusually close contiguity to powers of mind and of will of a rare breadth and strength. And this very closeness of apposition and width of contrast, and this great strength of mind and will, made all that disordered multiplicity, distraction, and dispersion of her clamorous, many-headed, many-hearted nature, a tyranny impossible and unnecessary to bear. And yet to achieve the actual escape from such a tyranny, the mastering...
Pàgina 134 - ... contiguity to powers of mind and of will of a rare breadth and strength. And this very closeness of apposition and width of contrast, and this great strength of mind and will, made all that disordered multiplicity, distraction and dispersion of her clamorous, many-headed, many-hearted nature, a tyranny impossible and unnecessary to bear. And yet to achieve the actual escape from such a tyranny, the mastering of such a rabble, and the harmonisation of such a chaos, meant a constant and immense...
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Pàgina 275 - You are a Ciceronian, not a Christian. 'For where your treasure is there will your heart be also

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