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Louis de Wohl Books

Sold Out - Citadel of God: A novel about Saint Benedict

The story about St. Benedict, the father of Western monasticism, who also played a major role in the Christianization of 6th Century Europe, by the internationally respected Catholic writer.  Louis de Wohl weaves an intricate colorful tapestry of violence, love and piety to tell with historical accuracy the story of St. Benedict and the tempestuous era in which he lived.  (Paperback, 345 pages, ages 14 and up)

 
   
Lay Siege to Heaven: A novel about Saint Catherine of Siena

This relates the incredible story of how Saint Catherine persuaded the Pope to return to Rome, performed miracles, received the stigmata, and drew about her a crowd of devoted people--and change the face of her world.  Born in 1903, de Wohl's books were best-sellers world-wide.  (Paperback, 361 pages, ages 14 and up)

On Sale 20% Off - The Spear

The panoramic novel of the last days of Christ ranges from the palaces of Rome to the strife torn hills of Judea.  For this is the full story of the world's most dramatic execution, as it affected one of its least known participants.  The man who hurled the spear into Christ's side at the crucifixion.  (Paperback, 401 pages, ages 14 and up)

On Sale 20% Off - The Quiet Light: A novel about Saint Thomas Aquinas

Excellent!  Set against the violent background of the Crusades, the famous novelist tells the story of St. Thomas Aquinas who by taking a vow of poverty and joining the Dominicans, defied his illustrious, prominent family's ambition for him to have great power in the Church.  (Paperback, 377 pages, ages 14 and up)

Sold Out - The Restless Flame: A novel about St. Augustine

The story of St. Augustine's transformation from a vain, sensual youth to the brilliant and devout writer, theologian, and Bishop.  Set during the turbulent times of the Roman Empire's last days.  This text covers many of the characters that affected the life of St. Augustine.  People such as St. Monica, his mother; St. Ambrose, Bishop of Milan; and the many others who lead richness and depth to the life story of this great Doctor of the Church.  (Paperback, 303 pages, ages 14 and up)

Sold Out - The Golden Thread: A novel about St. Ignatius Loyola

Seriously wounded at the siege of Pamplona in 1521, Don Inigo de Loyola finds that it was a greater honor to be a Knight of God (not to mention a greater danger). Uli von der Flue, an intelligent, humorous, and courageous Swiss mercenary was responsible for the canon shot that brought on Loyola's conversion and becomes very involved in Loyola's life. We observe this story through Uli's eyes as violence and corruption grow to overwhelming proportions in Jerusalem, Spain and Rome. (315pp, Paperback, ages 14 and up)

Sold Out - The Joyful Beggar: A novel about St. Francis of Assisi

The story of a soldier and merchant's son who could have been right hand man to the king but, gave it all up and instead became one of the most beloved saints in history. Louis de Wohl's personal flare for narrative only adds to this exciting, rich novel filled with intriguing characters and magnificent settings. (374pp, Paperback, ages 14 and up)