Saint Margaret Mary : And the Promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus by Mary F. Windeatt - 1953

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T A N Books & Publishers, 1994-10. Paperback. New . 5x0x8. New; Mary Fabyan Windeatt could well be called the "storyteller of the saints", for such indeed she was. And she had a singular talent for bringing out doctrinal truths in her stories, so that without even realizing it, young readers would see the Catholic catechism come to life in the lives of the saints. This is the remarkable story of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and the wonderful promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

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Rockford, Illinois : Tan Books and Publishers, 1994, 1953., 1994. Very Good. x, 224 pp. ; illustrated ; 21 cm. ; "Stories of the Saints for young people ages 10 to 100" ; ISBN: 0895554151; 9780895554154 LCCN: 90-71825 ; OCLC: 41882392 ; Dewey: 270.092 ; Originally published in 1953 by St. Meinrad's Abbey under the title Miss ion for Margaret : the story of the first Fridays ; illustrated by Paul A. Grout ; "Margaret Mary. She it was who was chosen by God to finish the work of St. Francis de Sales and his great co-operatrix. Both had labored together in the construction of the edifice. They dug the foundations, drew the grand plans. But the crown was wanting. It was Margaret Mary, that saintly and humble virgin, who was deputed to place it on its brow. In some way, then, the Life of our blessed Sister is a necessary sequel to the history of St. Chantal. The biography of the one illumines and perfects that of the other."--Life of Blessed Margaret Mary Alacoque ; pictorial stiff paper wrappers ; very… Read More

Tan Books & Pub, 1994. Paperback. New. 244 pages. 8.25x5.50x0.75 inches.