This book is a biographical study of Martin Boos, a Catholic priest and theologian who became a prominent figure in the early 19th-century Catholic revival in Germany. Written by J. E. Gossner, a fellow Catholic priest, it provides a detailed and sympathetic portrait of Boos's life and work. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Catholicism and the Catholic revival.
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An Evangelical Preacher Of The Romish Church (1836)
Martin Boos' autobiographical account chronicles his journey from a Roman Catholic preacher to a Protestant, detailing his struggles with Catholic doctrines and his quest for biblical understanding. The narrative highlights the persecution he endured, including excommunication, reflecting the tense religious and political landscape of 19th century Europe. This historical work offers a compelling glimpse into the challenges faced by those who dared to oppose established religious norms, showcasing Boos' commitment to seeking spiritual truth despite significant adversity.