Legends Of The Blessed Sacrament
Subtitle: Gathered From The History Of The Church And Lives Of The Saints
Publisher: Burns and Oates
Published: 1877
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 169
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: The Roman Catacombs 1; title: Symbols of the Holy Eucharist in the Roman Catacombs 4; title: Martyrdom of St. Sixtus II 9; title: Legend of St. Tabcissus 11; title: The Altar of the Early Church 11; title: Communion of the Early Christians  14; title: The Saints of the Desert 18; title: St. Ionatius, Bishop of Antiogh, Martyr, A.D. 107 20; title: St. Eudoxia, Martyr, A.D. 147 21; title: Facts related by St. Cyprian, B.M., A.D. 257 22; title: St. Cornelius and Serapion, A.D. 264 22; title: St. Gregory of Nazianzum, A.D. 889  23; title: St. Basil and the converted Jew, A.D. 379 23; title: St. Gregory, Bishop of Tours, A.D. 595. How the Jewish Child was preserved unhurt in the fiery Furnace after receiving the Blessed Sacrament 24; title: The Devotion of St. Wenceslas, Duke of Bohemia, to the Blessed Sacrament, A.D. 936   24; title: St. Gregory the Great during the Plague in Rome, A.D. 604  26; title: How the Holy Eucharist was changed into golden Ears of Wheat for the Conversion of a Heretic who was in good Faith, A.D. 612 27; title: St. Bernard and Duke William of Aquitaine, A.D. 1131 28; title: The Blessed Sacrament delivers a City out of the Hands of the Enemy, A.D. 1242  29; title: St. Clare delivers the City of Assisi by the Power of the Blessed Sacrament, A.D. 1253   32; title: Miracle in St. Saviour's Chapel at Ratisbon, A.D. 1255 33; title: The Institution of the Feast of Corpus Christi, A.D. 1260 35; title: St. Juliana of Cornillon, A.D. 1260 35; title: The Miracle of Bolsena, A.D. 1264 38; title: St. Thomas of Aquin and St. Bonaventura, A.D. 1264. The Office and Mass of Corpus Christi  39; title: Wonderful Death of a Priest and his Two Servers at Holy Mass, A.D. 1265 43; title: Origin of the Pilgrimage to the Church of the Holy Ghost at Slavinge in Moravia, A.D. 1280  44; title: Death of St. Mechtilde, A.D. 1297  45; title: The miraculous Hosts of Deggendorf, A.D. 1337 47; title: The miraculous Hosts at Brussels, A.D. 1370      49; title: St. Catharine of Siena, A.D. 1380  50; title: The blood-red Host at Seefeld, A.D. 1384 53; title: Miracle in the Chapel of the Gray Penitents at Avignon, A.D. 1433 54; title: St. Lidwina, A.D. 1433 55; title: St. Columba of Rieti, A.D. 1467 56; title: Three Miracles related by Thomas a Kempis in his Chronicles of the Convent of Mount St. Agnes, A.D. 1471 57; title: St. Joan of Valois, A.D. 1505 58; title: The Venerable Catharine of Jesus, A. D. 1510 59; title: St. Catharine of Genoa, A.D. 1510 60; title: St. Cajetan, A.D. 1547 62; title: The Origin of the Congregation of the Perpetual Adoration and the Exposition of the Forty Hours, A.D. 1547 63; title: St. Francis Xavier raises the Dead to Life and heals the Sick through the Power of the Blessed Sacrament, A.D. 1552 65; title: Devotion of St. Ignatius Loyola to the Sacrifice of the Mass, A.D. 1556 67; title: St. Peter of Alcantara, A.D. 1562 69; title: Glorious Victory of the Blessed Sacrament over Satan, A.D. 1566 71; title: St. Stanislas Kostka, A.D.   1568 77; title: Miraculous Deliverance of the Parish Priest of Moncada, in Spain, from Anguish of Spirit, A.D. 1570  79; title: The Nineteen Martyrs of Gorkum for the Honour of the Blessed Sacrament, A.D. 1572   80; title: St. Francis Borgia, A.D. 1572 83; title: St. Teresa, A.D. 1582 84; title: Punishment of a Maiden who received Holy Communion not fasting, A.D. 1584  87; title: St. Mary Magdalen of Pazzi, A.D. 1585 88; title: Brother Deo Gratias, St. Felix of Cantalice, A.D. 1587   89; title: Love for the Blessed Sacrament rewarded by a miraculous Conversion, A.D. 1590    93; title: The Catechism of Peter Canisius, A.D. 1590 95; title: St. John of the Cross, A.D. 1591 98; title: The Plague at Milan, A.D. 1575 101; title: St. Philip Neri, A.D. 1595  103; title: The Venerable Ursula Beninoasa, A.D. 1580 105; title: The Monstrance of Faverne, A.D. 1608 106; title: St. Francis Solano, A.D. 1610  107; title: St. Rose of Lima, A.D. 1617 108; title: Blessed John Berchmans, A.D. 1621 111; title: St. Francis db Sales 113; title: The Most Holy Sacrament in the Louvre at Paris, A.D. 1661 115; title: Blessed Joanna of the Cross, A.D. 1673 116; title: Blessed Margaret Mary Alacoque, Religious of the Order of the Visitation, A.D. 1690  118; title: The Pestilence in Provence stayed by the Devotion to the Sacred Heart, A.D. 1720   123; title: Miraculous Cure of a Woman by Means of the Most Holy Sacrament, A.D. 1725   124; title: St. Leonard of Port Maurice, A.D. 1751 126; title: St. Joseph of Cupertino, A.D. 1767 129; title: Blessed Imelda Lambertina of Bologna 132; title: Blessed Anne Catharine Emmerich, A.D. 1774-1824 132; title: St. Paul of the Cross, A.D. 1775 135; title: Blessed Benedict Joseph Labre, A.D. 1783     137; title: St. Alphoneus Liguori, Founder of the Order of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, Doctor of the Church, A.D. 1787 140; title: St. Mary Francis of the Five Wounds, A.D. 1791 143; title: A Miracle of Healing at Creteil on the Seine, A.D. 1802 148; title: Mary Lataete, Lay-sister of the Order of the Sacred Heart, A.D. 1822-1847    149; title: The Venerable Anna Maria Taigi, A.D. 1837 155; title: Miraculous Conversion of a Jew by Means of the Most Holy Eucharist, A.D. 1862   158; title: Miraculous Appearance of our Lord in the consecrated Host, A.D. 1865 161; title: Another Appearance of our Lord in the consecrated Host, A.D. 1867 162; title: The pious Maiden Mary von Morl, usually known as the Estatica, A.D. 1868  162; title: Pius IX., A.D. 1848 165