Publisher's Synopsis
Lacordaire, l'orateur et le moine by Henri D'Arles explores the life and legacy of Jean-Baptiste Henri Lacordaire, a prominent 19th-century French Catholic priest, orator, and journalist. This biography, a corrected and enriched second edition, delves into Lacordaire's profound influence on French society through his powerful sermons and his role in reviving the Dominican Order in France after the French Revolution.
D'Arles meticulously recounts Lacordaire's journey, from his early intellectual development to his celebrated career as a preacher at Notre-Dame Cathedral and his commitment to social justice. The book provides valuable insights into the religious and political climate of 19th-century France and highlights Lacordaire's enduring contributions to Catholic thought and practice. This edition includes additional notes and a facsimile of Lacordaire's autograph, enhancing its historical and literary value for scholars and readers interested in religious history and French culture.
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