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Meditations on the Apostles' Creed: "I believe even when I say, 'I am greatly afflicted'" (Ps 116:10)
John Mary Vianney (1786-1859), who would go down in history as the parish priest of Ars, lived and worked during the great French Revolution, difficult events especially for the Church.
The book is not a classic novel or a theological work, but a series of spiritual meditations, dialogues, and "speeches" that the author claims were inspired to her from above.
The book is a meditation on the immortality of the soul, faith and the triumph of life over death, written in the context of post-war Europe and communist pressure on the Church.
The book conveys the experience of the author, who has been volunteering in prisons for 30 years, reading the Bible with prisoners, praying, talking, and advising them on forgiveness, repentance, and life changes.