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Saint John Vianney
The parish priest who heard confessions sixteen hours a day. The life of the Curé of Ars, patron saint of priests, told in a short format.
The sculpted portrait on the cover — a weathered face, eyes turned skyward, hands joined at the chest — captures well what history remembers of Jean-Marie Vianney: a man who eventually drew tens of thousands of pilgrims to his tiny village of Ars, purely through his presence in the confessional.
This short booklet traces the essentials of his life — the early struggles with his studies, the sheer persistence, then decades spent listening, almost without rest, to people arriving from across France.
A read that speaks directly to any priest — and to anyone who doubts a simple life can profoundly change others.
- Subject: Saint John Vianney, Curé of Ars
- Language: French
- Pages: approx. 26 (estimate)
- Weight: 34.81 g
