In The Homes Of Martyrs
Publisher: Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Maryknoll, N.Y., USA
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: ON THE HEIGHTS OF LYONS; title: The Surviving Mother of a Martyr 3; title: IN THE VENDEE; title: I. The Drive to St. Huaire 15; title: II. The Dorie Home 25; title: AT DIJON; title: I. The Chateau of Bretenieres 37; title: II. Reminiscences of the Martyr's Brother 50; title: III. A Second Visit to Father Christian 58; title: NEAR BOURG; title: I. The Journey to Cuet 69; title: II. The Chanel Homestead 79; title: III. The Martyr's Relatives and His Boyhood Home 87; title: IV. A Day with the Cure of Cuet 95; title: ASSAIS AND ST. LOUP; title: I. The Martyr's Brother 107; title: II. A Day at Assais 115; title: III. The Home at St. Loup 122; title: IV. The Pilgrimage to Bel-Air 131; title: V. A Sunday with the Abbe Venard 138; title: VI. Adieu to Assais 143; title: VIL A Last Visit to Father Venard 147; title: ILLUSTRATIONS; title: "Along the rough passageway leading to the salt- beds" Frontispiece; title: FACING PAGE; title: Madame Bechet; Gaspard B6chet; Rue des Machab6es 4; title: Henry Done; A Landmark; Town of St. Hilaire 16; title: " There he was, the man with the hoe." 28; title: "She might have stepped from some old canvas" 28; title: Just de Bretenidres; His Mother; The Chateau 38; title: Father Christian de Bretenieres 50; title: " The apartment opened directly on the courtyard." 60; title: Pierre Chanel; His Birthplace; Town of Cras. 70; title: "A remote mission could hardly be poorer than this." 80; title: " The actual home of the martyr — across the fields." 80; title: " We made a circuit of the house" 90; title: " The Charnay family — a broken line." 90; title: "There were not a great many houses in the rood, but we entered all." 100; title: "Smiling quizzically as she eyed the stranger." 110; title: Theophane Venard; His Birthplace; St. Loup-on-Thouet 122; title: The Martyrdom of Father Charles Cornay 132; title: Canon Eusebius Venard in his Study 138; title: " The patriarchal Henry was cordial and his faithful Kebis seemed friendly" 146; title: Tailpieces: Early Christian symbols found in the Catacombs.