Leben und Sterben der Therese Neumann von Konnersreuth

German, Josef Künzli, Anni Spiegl, 2014
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Anni Spiegl writes about her personal experiences with the stigmatised Therese Neumann. The booklet is considered one of the best in this field because it truthfully reports from Resl's close proximity. She was born in 1898 and suffered the Passion of Christ on many Fridays. For years she lived only from the Holy Eucharist.

Key specifications

Language
German
topic
Philosophy & Religion
Subtopic
Philosophy
Author
Anni SpieglJosef Künzli
Number of pages
160
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2014
Item number
7158108

General information

Publisher
Miriam
Category
Reference books
Release date
15.1.2014

Book properties

topic
Philosophy & Religion
Subtopic
Philosophy
Language
German
Author
Anni SpieglJosef Künzli
Year
2014
Number of pages
160
Edition
13
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2014

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Product dimensions

Height
177 mm
Width
116 mm
Weight
170 g

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