Book: The Holy Face and the Work of Reparation
Originally entitled The Life of Sister Mary of St Peter, Carmelite of Tours. Written by Herself (Vie Soeur Sainte-Pierre, Carmelite de Tour), this book was edited by Abbè Pierre Janvier and published in 1884. It is compiled primarily of the letters of the holy Carmelite of Tours, Sr Marie de St Pierre, her Mother Superior, and other contemporaries, including Ven. Leo Papin-Dupont (known at the time as the holy man of Tours, due to the thousands of miracles connected to his oratory in which the Holy Face was honoured). The book is edited by Janvier, one of the priests of the Holy Face, an order established to honour the Holy Face and carry on the Work of Reparation, asked for by Our Blessed Lord. The biographical work is accompanied by the editor's thoughts, wisdom and historical commentary.
315 pages.
Originally entitled The Life of Sister Mary of St Peter, Carmelite of Tours. Written by Herself (Vie Soeur Sainte-Pierre, Carmelite de Tour), this book was edited by Abbè Pierre Janvier and published in 1884. It is compiled primarily of the letters of the holy Carmelite of Tours, Sr Marie de St Pierre, her Mother Superior, and other contemporaries, including Ven. Leo Papin-Dupont (known at the time as the holy man of Tours, due to the thousands of miracles connected to his oratory in which the Holy Face was honoured). The book is edited by Janvier, one of the priests of the Holy Face, an order established to honour the Holy Face and carry on the Work of Reparation, asked for by Our Blessed Lord. The biographical work is accompanied by the editor's thoughts, wisdom and historical commentary.
315 pages.
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Originally entitled The Life of Sister Mary of St Peter, Carmelite of Tours. Written by Herself (Vie Soeur Sainte-Pierre, Carmelite de Tour), this book was edited by Abbè Pierre Janvier and published in 1884. It is compiled primarily of the letters of the holy Carmelite of Tours, Sr Marie de St Pierre, her Mother Superior, and other contemporaries, including Ven. Leo Papin-Dupont (known at the time as the holy man of Tours, due to the thousands of miracles connected to his oratory in which the Holy Face was honoured). The book is edited by Janvier, one of the priests of the Holy Face, an order established to honour the Holy Face and carry on the Work of Reparation, asked for by Our Blessed Lord. The biographical work is accompanied by the editor's thoughts, wisdom and historical commentary.
315 pages.
