Patrick Augustine Sheehan Books

This companion volume to Sheehan's novel Under the Cedars and the Stars provides further context and background information to enrich the reading experience. Set in rural Ireland, the story explores themes of family, community, and faith in the face of changing times. Sheehan's beautiful prose transports the reader to another world and time, making this a must-read for fans of historical fiction and Irish literature.

Set in Ireland during the early 20th century, this gripping novel explores themes of love, loss, and morality. With lush descriptions and dynamic characters, readers will be captivated by the story of Dr. Gray and the decisions he makes that have far-reaching consequences.

This book is a series of chapters dedicated to the Virgin Mary and the saints who have played important roles in her veneration. The author, a Catholic priest and writer, provides a wealth of information on the history, theology, and spirituality of Marian devotion, as well as the lives and miracles of the saints who have been associated with Mary. The book is a moving tribute to the Mother of God, and a valuable resource for Catholics and anyone interested in the history of religion.

This is a touching story of a curate who comes to a small village to serve the community and ends up creating a profound impact on everyone's lives. The book is written in the form of a diary, and it offers a unique perspective into the life of a village and the challenges faced by its residents. It is a beautiful portrayal of the power of human connections and the difference that one person can make in a community.

Step into the world of young Geoffrey Austin as he embarks on his journey through higher education. This coming-of-age novel explores the challenges of young adulthood, the joys of friendship, and the importance of hard work and perseverance.