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Step into the extraordinary life of Cardinal Rafael Merry del Val, a noble servant of the Church and a man of profound faith. In Merry del Val: A Cardinal Who Served Four Popes, explore his journey from an aristocratic upbringing to serving as Secretary of State under St. Pius X. Through this meticulously researched biography, discover his pivotal role in combating modernism, shaping Church policy, and influencing the spiritual and political landscapes of his time. His humility, immortalized in the renowned Litany of Humility, and unwavering dedication to Christ offer inspiration for Catholics…mehr

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Step into the extraordinary life of Cardinal Rafael Merry del Val, a noble servant of the Church and a man of profound faith. In Merry del Val: A Cardinal Who Served Four Popes, explore his journey from an aristocratic upbringing to serving as Secretary of State under St. Pius X. Through this meticulously researched biography, discover his pivotal role in combating modernism, shaping Church policy, and influencing the spiritual and political landscapes of his time. His humility, immortalized in the renowned Litany of Humility, and unwavering dedication to Christ offer inspiration for Catholics seeking deeper faith amidst contemporary challenges. Written for the faithful, this compelling narrative celebrates a life lived for God and the Church. Immerse yourself in the story of a cardinal who combined diplomacy with sanctity, leaving a legacy of spiritual strength and humility. Perfect for readers who cherish Catholic history and the lives of the saints.
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Autorenporträt
Roberto de Mattei is a historian who has taught at the University of Rome, "La Sapienza," the University of Cassino, and the European University of Rome. From 2003 to 2011, he served two terms as vice president of the National Research Council of Italy. He is the president of the Lepanto Foundation and the director of the periodical Radici Cristiane and of the information agency Corrispondenza Romana. He has collaborated with numerous newspapers and periodicals, such as L'Osservatore Romano, Libero, Il Giornale d'Italia, Il Tempo, Il Foglio, and is the author of more than thirty books translated into multiple languages, among which are The Second Vatican Council: A History Never Written, which received the Acqui Storia Prize in 2011; The Rally of Leo XIII: The Failure of a Pastoral Project; Criticism of Revolution in the Thought of Augusto Del Noce; Pius V: The History of a Holy Pope; Turkey in Europe: Beneficial or Catastrophe?; and