St Vincent De Paul (Cana Press) Ross

St Vincent De Paul (Cana Press) RossPaperback, 84 pages Few saints are as loveable as St Vincent de Paul. Born of peasant stock he began his studies for the priesthood with the idea of gaining a benefice and living a comfortable life. He was captured by pirates and lived as a slave in North Africa before escaping with his master, a reconverted Christian. Coming under the influence of the great Fr Berulle, he gave up his quest for comfort and instead sought to live for God alone. After

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