The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others By: Georgiana Fullerton (1812-1885)
In "The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others" by Georgiana Fullerton, readers are taken on a remarkable journey through the lives of various saints, with a particular focus on St. Frances of Rome. Fullerton's book offers a captivating blend of historical accounts and spiritual insights, making it a must-read for those interested in the lives of saints and their enduring legacies. One of the most striking aspects of Fullerton's work is her meticulous research and attention to detail. She presents a comprehensive overview of the lives of St. Frances and other saints, presenting historical context and insightful analysis. Through her vivid and engaging storytelling, Fullerton brings these holy figures to life, enabling readers to immerse themselves fully in their incredible journeys. The focal point of the book, St. Frances of Rome, is depicted as an embodiment of unwavering faith and selflessness. Fullerton masterfully portrays her struggles and triumphs, capturing the essence of her devotion to God and her unwavering commitment to serving the poor and the sick. The author astutely highlights the numerous challenges that St. Frances faced, shedding light on the inner battles between her spiritual calling and her worldly responsibilities as a wife and mother. This emotional depth adds richness to the narrative, allowing readers to connect with and draw inspiration from this remarkable saint. Furthermore, Fullerton skillfully weaves historical facts and anecdotes into the larger tapestry of the book. The inclusion of other significant saints' lives alongside that of St. Frances adds depth and variety to the narrative, illustrating the diverse ways in which holiness can manifest in individuals' lives. Each saint's story is carefully presented, shedding light on their unique virtues and the impact they had on the communities in which they lived. This multifaceted approach not only educates readers about the lives of these saints but also encourages reflection and introspection. Another commendable aspect of Fullerton's writing is her ability to articulate the spiritual dimensions of each saint's journey. She explores their deep-rooted spirituality, emphasizing the importance of faith, prayer, and charity in their lives. Fullerton's prose is both eloquent and accessible, providing readers with meaningful insights into the spiritual practices and beliefs that guided these awe-inspiring individuals. Her ability to convey complex theological concepts in a relatable manner is truly commendable. Although "The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others" is steeped in Catholic tradition and spirituality, it offers valuable lessons and inspiration for readers of all faith backgrounds. Fullerton's book transcends religious differences, instilling a sense of awe and reverence for the saints' unwavering dedication and the impact of their virtuous lives. In conclusion, Georgiana Fullerton's "The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others" is an enthralling exploration of the lives of saints. Through meticulous research, captivating storytelling, and profound spiritual insights, Fullerton paints a vivid and inspiring portrait of St. Frances and others. This book is a treasure trove of wisdom, serving as a source of encouragement and inspiration for readers seeking deeper spiritual growth and a greater understanding of the lives of saints. First Page: THE LIFE OF ST. FRANCES OF ROME, BY LADY GEORGIANA FULLERTON; OF BLESSED LUCY OF NARNI, OF DOMINICA OF PARADISO AND OF ANNE DE MONTMORENCY: WITH An Introductory Essay ON THE MIRACULOUS LIFE OF THE SAINTS, BY J. M. CAPES, ESQ. N.B. The proprietorship of this Series is secured in all countries where the Copyright is protected. The authorities on which the History of St. Frances of Rome rests are as follows: Her life by Mattiotti, her Confessor for ten years. Mattiotti enjoined her, as a matter of obedience, to relate to him from time to time her visions in the minutest detail. He was a timid and suspicious man, and for two or three years kept a daily record of all she told him; afterwards, as his confidence in her sanctity and sanity grew complete, he contented himself with a more general account of her ecstasies, and also put together a private history of her life. After her death, he wrote a regular biography, which is now to be found in the Bollandist collection (Venice, 1735, vol. ii.). Early in the seventeenth century, Ursinus, a Jesuit, wrote a life, which was highly esteemed, but which was never printed, and, except in certain fragments, is now lost. In 1641, Fuligato, a Jesuit, wrote the second life, in the Bollandist collection, which contains particulars of events that happened after Mattiotti's time... Continue reading book >>

The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others By: Georgiana Fullerton (1812-1885)

In "The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others" by Georgiana Fullerton, readers are taken on a remarkable journey through the lives of various saints, with a particular focus on St. Frances of Rome. Fullerton's book offers a captivating blend of historical accounts and spiritual insights, making it a must-read for those interested in the lives of saints and their enduring legacies.

One of the most striking aspects of Fullerton's work is her meticulous research and attention to detail. She presents a comprehensive overview of the lives of St. Frances and other saints, presenting historical context and insightful analysis. Through her vivid and engaging storytelling, Fullerton brings these holy figures to life, enabling readers to immerse themselves fully in their incredible journeys.

The focal point of the book, St. Frances of Rome, is depicted as an embodiment of unwavering faith and selflessness. Fullerton masterfully portrays her struggles and triumphs, capturing the essence of her devotion to God and her unwavering commitment to serving the poor and the sick. The author astutely highlights the numerous challenges that St. Frances faced, shedding light on the inner battles between her spiritual calling and her worldly responsibilities as a wife and mother. This emotional depth adds richness to the narrative, allowing readers to connect with and draw inspiration from this remarkable saint.

Furthermore, Fullerton skillfully weaves historical facts and anecdotes into the larger tapestry of the book. The inclusion of other significant saints' lives alongside that of St. Frances adds depth and variety to the narrative, illustrating the diverse ways in which holiness can manifest in individuals' lives. Each saint's story is carefully presented, shedding light on their unique virtues and the impact they had on the communities in which they lived. This multifaceted approach not only educates readers about the lives of these saints but also encourages reflection and introspection.

Another commendable aspect of Fullerton's writing is her ability to articulate the spiritual dimensions of each saint's journey. She explores their deep-rooted spirituality, emphasizing the importance of faith, prayer, and charity in their lives. Fullerton's prose is both eloquent and accessible, providing readers with meaningful insights into the spiritual practices and beliefs that guided these awe-inspiring individuals. Her ability to convey complex theological concepts in a relatable manner is truly commendable.

Although "The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others" is steeped in Catholic tradition and spirituality, it offers valuable lessons and inspiration for readers of all faith backgrounds. Fullerton's book transcends religious differences, instilling a sense of awe and reverence for the saints' unwavering dedication and the impact of their virtuous lives.

In conclusion, Georgiana Fullerton's "The Life of St. Frances of Rome, and Others" is an enthralling exploration of the lives of saints. Through meticulous research, captivating storytelling, and profound spiritual insights, Fullerton paints a vivid and inspiring portrait of St. Frances and others. This book is a treasure trove of wisdom, serving as a source of encouragement and inspiration for readers seeking deeper spiritual growth and a greater understanding of the lives of saints.

First Page:

THE LIFE

ST. FRANCES OF ROME,

LADY GEORGIANA FULLERTON;

BLESSED LUCY OF NARNI,

DOMINICA OF PARADISO

AND OF

ANNE DE MONTMORENCY:

WITH

An Introductory Essay

ON THE MIRACULOUS LIFE OF THE SAINTS,

BY J. M. CAPES, ESQ. N.B. The proprietorship of this Series is secured in all countries where the Copyright is protected. The authorities on which the History of St. Frances of Rome rests are as follows:

Her life by Mattiotti, her Confessor for ten years. Mattiotti enjoined her, as a matter of obedience, to relate to him from time to time her visions in the minutest detail. He was a timid and suspicious man, and for two or three years kept a daily record of all she told him; afterwards, as his confidence in her sanctity and sanity grew complete, he contented himself with a more general account of her ecstasies, and also put together a private history of her life. After her death, he wrote a regular biography, which is now to be found in the Bollandist collection (Venice, 1735, vol. ii.).

Early in the seventeenth century, Ursinus, a Jesuit, wrote a life, which was highly esteemed, but which was never printed, and, except in certain fragments, is now lost.

In 1641, Fuligato, a Jesuit, wrote the second life, in the Bollandist collection, which contains particulars of events that happened after Mattiotti's time... Continue reading book >>

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