"Franciscan Days of Vigil: A Narrative of Personal Views and Developments" offers a reflective glimpse into the spiritual journey of Richard De Bary. Written with profound introspection, this book recounts the author's experiences and evolving perspectives within the Franciscan tradition. De Bary's narrative provides insights into the daily life, practices, and spiritual disciplines that define Franciscan life.

Published in 1910, this work provides a valuable historical record of early 20th-century religious thought and practice. Readers interested in religious autobiography, Franciscan spirituality, or the broader history of Christian devotion will find this book a compelling and enlightening read.

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