Pope Pius the Tenth


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(4.7 stars; 60 reviews)

Explore the life and legacy of Pope Saint Pius X, a pivotal figure in the Catholic Church during the early 20th century. Born Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto, he served as pope from 1903 until his death in 1914, becoming the first pope canonized since Pius V.

Known for his staunch opposition to modernist interpretations of Catholic doctrine, St. Pius X championed traditional practices and orthodox theology. His significant contributions include the publication of the first Code of Canon Law, which unified the Church's legal framework.

This biography delves into his pastoral approach, emphasizing personal holiness and a lifestyle rooted in deep Christian values. Discover how his reforms and teachings continue to influence the Church today.

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Child and Student 19:58 Read by MariaS
Curate and Parish Priest 20:24 Read by MariaS
Canon and Bishop 24:02 Read by MariaS
Patriarch of Venice 24:50 Read by MariaS
The Papal Election 18:17 Read by MariaS
The Aims of Pius X 19:22 Read by Mich_elle
Pius X and France 11:56 Read by Mich_elle
The Pope of the Eucharist 15:35 Read by Mich_elle
Pius X and Modernism 11:42 Read by Mich_elle
Pius X and the Priesthood 22:06 Read by Jia Jia Yong
The Pope of the Suffering 17:00 Read by Mich_elle
The Pope of Peace 19:07 Read by Robin Cotter

Reviews


(5 stars)

Well read by the reader of the first approximately-half of the book, but the reader of the second half is very fast, making it difficult to follow. A great pity as it is a very inspiring story. Worth preserving with.

enlightening and uplifting


(5 stars)

Very much enjoyed learning about this saint! Thank you to the readers!


(5 stars)

Very well read and written. I would recommend this book on St Pius the Xth

great book


(5 stars)

great biography and well read