Life of Father Hecker
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Chapter 35 On this occasion he suffered much pain, for which, he says, the joy of the final agreement amply repaid him.
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Released on: 30/11/2017
his father, Doctor Dufresne, well known as the mainstay of all the works of charity and religion in that city. The A
1 Chapter 1 CHILDHOOD2 Chapter 2 YOUTH3 Chapter 3 THE TURNING-POINT4 Chapter 4 LED BY THE SPIRIT5 Chapter 5 AT BROOK FARM6 Chapter 6 INNER LIFE WHILE AT BROOK FARM7 Chapter 7 On its second page occurs the following account of his impressions while in church on Easter Sunday 8 Chapter 8 STRUGGLES9 Chapter 9 FRUITLANDS10 Chapter 10 SELF-QUESTIONINGS11 Chapter 11 AT HOME AGAIN12 Chapter 12 STUDYING AND WAITING13 Chapter 13 THE MYSTIC AND THE PHILOSOPHER14 Chapter 14 HIS SEARCH AMONG THE SECTS15 Chapter 15 HIS LIFE AT CONCORD16 Chapter 16 AT THE DOOR OF THE CHURCH17 Chapter 17 AT THE DOOR OF THE CHURCH-CONTINUED18 Chapter 18 ACROSS THE THRESHOLD19 Chapter 19 NEW INFLUENCES20 Chapter 20 YEARNINGS AFTER CONTEMPLATION21 Chapter 21 FROM NEW YORK TO ST. TROND22 Chapter 22 BROTHER HECKER23 Chapter 23 HOW BROTHER HECKER MADE HIS STUDIES AND WAS ORDAINED PRIEST24 Chapter 24 A REDEMPTORIST MISSIONARY25 Chapter 25 SEPARATION FROM THE REDEMPTORISTS26 Chapter 26 BEGINNINGS OF THE PAULIST COMMUNITY27 Chapter 27 FATHER HECKER'S IDEA OF A RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY28 Chapter 28 FATHER HECKER'S SPIRITUAL DOCTRINE29 Chapter 29 No.2930 Chapter 30 THE PAULIST PARISH AND MISSIONS31 Chapter 31 FATHER HECKER'S LECTURES32 Chapter 32 THE APOSTOLATE OF THE PRESS33 Chapter 33 THE VATICAN COUNCIL34 Chapter 34 THE LONG ILLNESS35 Chapter 35 On this occasion he suffered much pain, for which, he says, the joy of the final agreement amply repaid him.36 Chapter 36 THE EXPOSITION OF THE CHURCH 37 Chapter 37 IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH38 Chapter 38 CONCLUSION