Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Death, judgment, heaven, hell: meditations on the four last things, paperback/st alphonsus liguori

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Description Sixty-five meditations on Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell, fifteen Pious Reflections, a Rule of Life, and Prayers by this 18th Century Bishop, Saint, and Doctor of the Church, now in more modern English while retaining the solemnity of language in the original book.

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About the author Darrell Wright (editor) received his Licentiate in Philosophy, magnum cum laude from the Angelicum University in Rome and is Co-founder of the Knights of the Holy Rosary.

He taught in various Catholic schools, and spent several years studying for the priesthood, then a number of years as a contemplative monk, at the end of which he was encouraged to seek God's will elsewhere on account of his politically incorrect beliefs re- allowing homosexuals into seminaries and religious communities, the bogus War on Terror based on the 911 false flag black operation, being an admirer of Dr E Michael Jones and Culture Wars magazine, and, well.

you get the idea.

His other publications include The Revelations of St Bridget and Church Reform; Faith and Reason in St Thomas Aquinas According to Etienne Gilson: An Introduction to Christian Philosophy; Titanic II: The Diary of Rose Dawson, a screenplay with a Catholic theme; The Bad Kids Book of Poems: Cautionary Verse For Morals, Manners, and Not Being Stupid (Illustrated); a survivalist/doomsday prepper book; as well as numerous Catholic Classics, especially by the saints, which he has translated, revised and/or edited, all available on Amazon (search darrell wright).

He presently lives on a creek in the beautiful Gold Country in CA with his ailing 91 year old mother and is hoping, God willing, to find a traditional Catholic soul mate who ideally is even a like-minded conspiracy theorist -- or at le.