The Sword of St. Michael
In the heart of Christian tradition lies a figure whose role is both celestial and terrestrial, a warrior and protector, a guide and intercessor: St. Michael the Archangel. Revered across the Christian world, St. Michael's presence is woven into the fabric of the Church's history, theology, and spirituality.

Among the most mysterious and captivating aspects of his veneration is the phenomenon known as the "Sword of St. Michael"-a series of seven monasteries and churches that stretch across Europe in a perfect alignment, forming what many believe to be a spiritual and geographical sword.

This book explores the depths of this mysterious alignment, delving into the history, miracles, and spiritual significance of each of these sacred sites. The alignment of these seven sanctuaries, extending from Ireland to Israel, has captured the imagination of pilgrims, historians, and spiritual seekers for centuries.

The journey along this line is not merely a geographical one; it is a spiritual pilgrimage, a journey through the history of the Church, a path marked by the faith and devotion of countless Saints, Popes, and ordinary believers.
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The Sword of St. Michael
In the heart of Christian tradition lies a figure whose role is both celestial and terrestrial, a warrior and protector, a guide and intercessor: St. Michael the Archangel. Revered across the Christian world, St. Michael's presence is woven into the fabric of the Church's history, theology, and spirituality.

Among the most mysterious and captivating aspects of his veneration is the phenomenon known as the "Sword of St. Michael"-a series of seven monasteries and churches that stretch across Europe in a perfect alignment, forming what many believe to be a spiritual and geographical sword.

This book explores the depths of this mysterious alignment, delving into the history, miracles, and spiritual significance of each of these sacred sites. The alignment of these seven sanctuaries, extending from Ireland to Israel, has captured the imagination of pilgrims, historians, and spiritual seekers for centuries.

The journey along this line is not merely a geographical one; it is a spiritual pilgrimage, a journey through the history of the Church, a path marked by the faith and devotion of countless Saints, Popes, and ordinary believers.
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The Sword of St. Michael

The Sword of St. Michael

by Rev. Scott A. Haynes
The Sword of St. Michael

The Sword of St. Michael

by Rev. Scott A. Haynes

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In the heart of Christian tradition lies a figure whose role is both celestial and terrestrial, a warrior and protector, a guide and intercessor: St. Michael the Archangel. Revered across the Christian world, St. Michael's presence is woven into the fabric of the Church's history, theology, and spirituality.

Among the most mysterious and captivating aspects of his veneration is the phenomenon known as the "Sword of St. Michael"-a series of seven monasteries and churches that stretch across Europe in a perfect alignment, forming what many believe to be a spiritual and geographical sword.

This book explores the depths of this mysterious alignment, delving into the history, miracles, and spiritual significance of each of these sacred sites. The alignment of these seven sanctuaries, extending from Ireland to Israel, has captured the imagination of pilgrims, historians, and spiritual seekers for centuries.

The journey along this line is not merely a geographical one; it is a spiritual pilgrimage, a journey through the history of the Church, a path marked by the faith and devotion of countless Saints, Popes, and ordinary believers.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798331461966
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 08/24/2024
Pages: 128
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.27(d)

About the Author

Rev. Scott Haynes was ordained in 2007 by Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I., for the Archdiocese of Chicago. He has written books on liturgy and music, as well as books for children. He has collaborated with Oxford University Press, St. Benedict Press, Ignatius Press and with the Midwest Theological Forum on numerous projects.
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