For Greater Things- The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka

16 - For Greater Things- The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka by William T. Kane

Dive into the incredible journey of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a 16th-century Polish novice in the Society of Jesus, who defied his familys expectations to follow his spiritual calling. Despite facing discouragement from his nobleman father, John Kostka, and relentless bullying from his older brother, Paul, Stanislaus remained steadfast in his desire to serve his faith. To prove his commitment, he braved the perilous 350-mile trek from Vienna to Rome, surviving solely on the kindness of strangers. His unwavering faith and piety earned him acceptance into the Society of Jesus on his 17th birthday. His devoutness left a lasting impression even after his short time as a novice. His beatification in 1605 and canonization on December 31, 1726, are a testament to his extraordinary life of faith and service. - Summary by Wikipedia and Phil Chenevert

15 - For Greater Things- The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka by William T. Kane

Dive into the incredible journey of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a 16th-century Polish novice in the Society of Jesus, who defied his familys expectations to follow his spiritual calling. Despite facing discouragement from his nobleman father, John Kostka, and relentless bullying from his older brother, Paul, Stanislaus remained steadfast in his desire to serve his faith. To prove his commitment, he braved the perilous 350-mile trek from Vienna to Rome, surviving solely on the kindness of strangers. His unwavering faith and piety earned him acceptance into the Society of Jesus on his 17th birthday. His devoutness left a lasting impression even after his short time as a novice. His beatification in 1605 and canonization on December 31, 1726, are a testament to his extraordinary life of faith and service. - Summary by Wikipedia and Phil Chenevert

14 - For Greater Things- The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka by William T. Kane

Dive into the incredible journey of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a 16th-century Polish novice in the Society of Jesus, who defied his familys expectations to follow his spiritual calling. Despite facing discouragement from his nobleman father, John Kostka, and relentless bullying from his older brother, Paul, Stanislaus remained steadfast in his desire to serve his faith. To prove his commitment, he braved the perilous 350-mile trek from Vienna to Rome, surviving solely on the kindness of strangers. His unwavering faith and piety earned him acceptance into the Society of Jesus on his 17th birthday. His devoutness left a lasting impression even after his short time as a novice. His beatification in 1605 and canonization on December 31, 1726, are a testament to his extraordinary life of faith and service. - Summary by Wikipedia and Phil Chenevert

13 - For Greater Things- The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka by William T. Kane

Dive into the incredible journey of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a 16th-century Polish novice in the Society of Jesus, who defied his familys expectations to follow his spiritual calling. Despite facing discouragement from his nobleman father, John Kostka, and relentless bullying from his older brother, Paul, Stanislaus remained steadfast in his desire to serve his faith. To prove his commitment, he braved the perilous 350-mile trek from Vienna to Rome, surviving solely on the kindness of strangers. His unwavering faith and piety earned him acceptance into the Society of Jesus on his 17th birthday. His devoutness left a lasting impression even after his short time as a novice. His beatification in 1605 and canonization on December 31, 1726, are a testament to his extraordinary life of faith and service. - Summary by Wikipedia and Phil Chenevert

12 - For Greater Things- The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka by William T. Kane

Dive into the incredible journey of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a 16th-century Polish novice in the Society of Jesus, who defied his familys expectations to follow his spiritual calling. Despite facing discouragement from his nobleman father, John Kostka, and relentless bullying from his older brother, Paul, Stanislaus remained steadfast in his desire to serve his faith. To prove his commitment, he braved the perilous 350-mile trek from Vienna to Rome, surviving solely on the kindness of strangers. His unwavering faith and piety earned him acceptance into the Society of Jesus on his 17th birthday. His devoutness left a lasting impression even after his short time as a novice. His beatification in 1605 and canonization on December 31, 1726, are a testament to his extraordinary life of faith and service. - Summary by Wikipedia and Phil Chenevert