Autobiography of Marcel Van Jocelyn

Autobiography of Marcel Van JocelynPaperback, 396 pages The inspirational life story of the Vietnamese Redemptorist Marcel Van, who was to die in a North Vietnamese prison camp in 1959. The first steps towards his Beatification were begun in 1984. Born in 1928 into a modest family, against a background of endless personal trials, Marcel Van wished to become a priest. Therese of Lisieux chose him as her disciple par excellence of 'the little way'; "Van, my little brother, just as you

And why you must never yield to despair

and find new adherents from leading scientists around the world

Dr Shaw approaches these explosive topics with seriousness and honesty

a papal visit to Russia-at the symbolic level

As I Lay Dying shakes the foundation of our being and then leads oddly but convincingly

especially the Indians and African Americans

Following his arrest at sea on his way to Ireland

this book gives many practical hints for deepening in one's relationship with God and those around one

Discerning and Fostering a Vocation

but that it is in this mess that you’ll find real joy

As the celebration of the classical Roman rite of Mass becomes increasingly common

It includes Christian heroes with indomitable hearts