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Consoling Thoughts on Sickness and Death.
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Main Author:
Sales, St. Francis de
Other Authors:
Huget, Pere
Format:
eBook
Language:
English
Published:
TAN Books,
2013.
Subjects:
Consolation
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Early works to 1800.
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Front Cover; Half Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; About the Author; Contents; Publisher's Preface; Preface to the Sixth French Edition, by Père Huguet; Introduction, by Père Huguet; CHAPTER ONE: The Time of Sickness; CHAPTER TWO: Spiritual Advancement in Sickness; CHAPTER THREE: Prayers Suitable to the Sick; CHAPTER FOUR: The Book of the Afflicted; CHAPTER FIVE: The Sick Who Cannot Pray; CHAPTER SIX: Advice to Convalescents; CHAPTER SEVEN: Neither to Desire nor to Refuse Comfort in Sickness; CHAPTER EIGHT: Patience in Sickness; CHAPTER NINE: Patience in Painful Operations.
CHAPTER TEN: Perseverance in PatienceCHAPTER ELEVEN: Excessive Fear of Death; CHAPTER TWELVE: Remedies against Excessive Fear of Death; CHAPTER THIRTEEN: God Does Not Abandon Us at the Hour of Death; CHAPTER FOURTEEN: God Will Never Destroy a Soul Submissive to His Will; CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Sentiments at the Sight of Death; CHAPTER SIXTEEN: How Much God Loves the Saints, notwithstanding Their Defects and Imperfections; CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: The Sweet and Happy Death of the Predestined; CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Death of the Saint's Young Sister, Jeanne de Sales, In the Arms of Madame de Chantal.
CHAPTER NINETEEN: Death of the Countess de Sales, Mother of the SaintCHAPTER TWENTY: The Rapidity of Time; CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: We Should Abandon Ourselves to God in Life and in Death; Adieu of St. Francis de Sales to the Pious Reader; SUPPLEMENT; 1. We Should Not Despair of the Salvation of Any Sinner; 2. Sentiments of St. Francis de Sales on the Number of the Elect; 3. The Souls in Purgatory; 4. Motives on account of which Imperfect Christians Ought Not to Fear Their Passage to Eternity, And May Even Desire It; Notes.
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