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Canon Alfred Weber Herald of the Holy Gospel
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Passionate about the Holy Gospel from his youth, Canon Alfred Weber (1843-1912) devoted his life to the Sacred Book, whose every word ought to be infinitely more precious to us than all the riches in the world. He constituted himself as its herald, its ardent apostle. His priestly heart yearned to see the whole world return to the Gospel. To make its reading easier for the people, he combined the four Gospels in a single text. This admirable work not only won him praise from the Holy See, but sold millions of copies and sowed in countless souls the love of the Incarnate Word.
Passionate about the Holy Gospel from his youth, Canon Alfred Weber (1843-1912) devoted his life to the Sacred Book, whose every word ought to be infinitely more precious to us than all the riches in the world. He constituted himself as its herald, its ardent apostle. His priestly heart yearned to see the whole world return to the Gospel. To make its reading easier for the people, he combined the four Gospels in a single text. This admirable work not only won him praise from the Holy See, but sold millions of copies and sowed in countless souls the love of the Incarnate Word.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Early years .....Page 7The good seed .....13Major seminary .....17First labors .....23Burey-la-Côte .....29Soul of prayer .....33His principal passion .....35Preparation for the Work .....41Verdun Soldier's Hospital .....47New ministry .....53Preliminary draft .....57Enormous success .....61Mautroté Street cenacle .....65His Master's voice .....67Sisters' chaplain .....71The main concern .....73The convent school .....77Bethany .....81All for the Gospel ....85Holy indignation .....89Facing his attackers .....93David versus Goliath .....99Evening shadows .....105Last rays of daylight .....109Preparation for death .....117
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Passionate about the Holy Gospel from his youth, Canon Alfred Weber (1843-1912) devoted his life to the Sacred Book, whose every word ought to be infinitely more precious to us than all the riches in the world. He constituted himself as its herald, its ardent apostle. His priestly heart yearned to see the whole world return to the Gospel. To make its reading easier for the people, he combined the four Gospels in a single text. This admirable work not only won him praise from the Holy See, but sold millions of copies and sowed in countless souls the love of the Incarnate Word.