An edition of The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting (1848)

The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting

divided into its paces or steps, for the extirpation of vices, and the adoption of virtues, and also for the subject-matter of Particular Examination, succinctly and clearly laid down in a continuous manner and proposed to all the faithful

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An edition of The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting (1848)

The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting

divided into its paces or steps, for the extirpation of vices, and the adoption of virtues, and also for the subject-matter of Particular Examination, succinctly and clearly laid down in a continuous manner and proposed to all the faithful

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Henry M'Grath
Language
English
Pages
288

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Subjects

Catholic authors, Christian life, Conscience, Examination of, Examination of Conscience, Perfection, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Perfection, Early works to 1800

People

Ignatius of Loyola, Saint (1491-1556)

Times

Early works to 1800
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Cover of: The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting
The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting: divided into its paces or steps, for the extirpation of vices, and the adoption of virtues, and also for the subject-matter of Particular Examination, succinctly and clearly laid down in a continuous manner and proposed to all the faithful
1848, Henry M'Grath
in English
Cover of: The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting
The path of perfection, purifying, illumining and uniting: divided into its paces or steps, for the extirpation of vices, and the adoption of virtues, and also for the subject-matter of particular examination, succinctly and clearly laid down in a continuous manner and proposed to all the faithful especially to those bent upon perfection, for their walk
1848, Henry M'Grath
in English

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Translation of: Semita perfectionis, purgativa, illuminitiva et unitiva.

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Philadelphia

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Library of Congress
BX2350.5 .D57 1848

The Physical Object

Pagination
288 p.
Number of pages
288

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Open Library
OL37915045M
Internet Archive
pathofperfection0000dirc
OCLC/WorldCat
21695403

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OL11867726W

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