Sancti Stanislai Kostka S.j. Vita, Iconismis, Symbolis, Doctrinis Moralibus Ill. Ac ... Secundis Typis Denuo Consecrata A P. Paulo Zettl S. J.

Sancti Stanislai Kostka S.j. Vita, Iconismis, Symbolis, Doctrinis Moralibus Ill. Ac ... Secundis Typis Denuo Consecrata A P. Paulo Zettl S. J. is a meticulously detailed Latin biography of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a revered figure in the Society of Jesus. This second edition, enhanced and reconsecrated by Father Paul Zettl S.J., presents not only the life of the saint but also its depiction through iconism, symbolism, and moral teachings.

The text includes a brief epitome of the saint's life, miracles, beatification, and canonization, based on the constitution of the Holy Fathers. This volume offers valuable insights into the spiritual and historical context of Saint Stanislaus Kostka's life, making it an essential resource for scholars of Catholic history, Jesuit studies, and hagiography. It offers a detailed account of the life of a significant religious figure, making it invaluable to those interested in religious history and the lives of saints.

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