The life of S. Alphonso Maria de Liguori, bishop of St. Agatha of the Goths, and founder of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer
Publisher: Thomas Richardson and Son
Published: 1849
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Description: Volume 4 of 5.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS. Volume 4; title: LVII. Alphonso's conduct in repressing irregularities amongst the religious 1; title: LVIII.  Alphonso's solicitude about the disorders of the laity 9; title: LIX. Alphonso's conduct in regard to women of loose conduct 24; title: LX. Alphonso's zeal against dangerous amusements, against law-suits, and discords   43; title: LXI. Alphonso's energy in preventing blasphemies, injustice, sacrilege, and several other scandals 55; title: LXII. Alphonso's love for his enemies. His sweetness and firmness 69; title: LXIII.  Alphonso's profound humility   86; title: LXIV. Alphonso's charity towards the poor   97; title: LXV. Alphonso's tenderness towards the sick, the prisoners, and the afflicted    109; title: LXVI. Alphonso's hospitality. His personal disinterestedness and his firmness in defending the rights of the episcopal revenues   125; title: LXVII. The poverty in which Alphonso lived during his episcopate 143; title: LXVIII. Alphonso's penances during his episcopate 156; title: BOOK IV.; title: I. Alphonso tenders his resignation to Pius VI 164; title: II. Last efforts of Alphonso's zeal for the salvation of his flock 173; title: III. Alphonso's resignation is accepted. Affliction of his diocesans. His sentiments in regard to his church 180; title: IV. Alphonso's humble adieu to his diocese  191; title: V. Alphonso sets out from Arienzo to Nocera, and restores sight to the blind. Fresh uneasiness to the congregation    199; title: VI. Alphonso's mode of life at Nocera  209; title: VII. Alphonso dedicates his work on Divine Providence to Pope Pins VI. 219; title: VIII. Redoubled persecutions and captious accusations of our adversaries 224; title: IX. Alphonso publishes his dogmatic dissertations 234; title: X. Alphonso's last circular referring to good order during the missions, and perfect obedience to rule (November, 1776) 240; title: XI. Efforts of the procurator-advocate to cause the congregation to be suppressed 248; title: XII.  Alphonso's great confidence amidst our dejection 260; title: XIII.  Alphonso's vigilance over the houses in the Pontifical States 269; title: XIV. Alphonso publishes a work, the aim of which was the promotion of the happiness of kings and people. Establishment of our fathers in the town of Benevento 280; title: XV. Alphonso's anxiety to see Voltaire confuted. He is comforted by the conversion of Metastasis and by the poems of Mattei  284; title: XVI. Favourable decision of the king in regard to the congregation. Fresh proofs of Alphonso's zeal 295; title: XVII. Alphonso is honoured by the king's consideration. His solicitude about the missions in Sicily 303; title: XVIII.  As soon as Alphonso is in the enjoyment of the king's favour he rigorously exacts the observance of the rule     308; title: XIX. Alphonso's solicitude about his brother's children 318; title: XX. Alphonso completes his Moral Theology  332; title: XXI. The applause which Alphonso's other works met with   344; title: XXII.  Analysis of Alphonso's treatises   354