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Joined: Tue Nov 01, 2005 10:13 am Posts: 1796 Location: Wisconsin
Religion: Roman Catholic
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This was in the basement of one of the churches I go to for confession. I have not started it yet but am interested that the author was a Jew. Does anyone know if he converted? The "Personal Preface" makes no mention of this. The copy I have was published in 1956.
The author's story about how grim it was looking when the Nazis were closing in on his location (his and his wife's). He made a commitment that if he was able to avoid them he would dedicate a book to St. Bernadette... but that's the extent that he goes as to his commitment to the faith of St. Bernadette.
_________________ For who we are and what we'll be/ I'll sing your praise eternally/ the miles we've shared I'd trade but few/ they're the ones that kept me away from you.
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