Faber Frederick William Books

Frederick William Faber was an English hymn writer and theologian who converted from Anglicanism to the Catholic priesthood. Though his most well-known works were written for a Catholic audience, many of his hymns are now sung by Protestant congregations, testifying to their universal appeal and timeless power.

The Blessed Sacrament: Or, The Works and Ways of God

The Foot of the Cross: Or, The Sorrows of Mary

Notes on Doctrinal and Spiritual Subjects; Volume I

Notes on Doctrinal and Spiritual Subjects; Volume I
430 pages
16 hours of reading
A revered Catholic theologian, Frederick William Faber explores complex theological topics in this collection of essays. Originally published in 1866, these works remain relevant and insightful for readers seeking an understanding of Catholic teaching and tradition.
The Foot of the Cross: Or, The Sorrows of Mary
504 pages
18 hours of reading
The Blessed Sacrament: Or, The Works and Ways of God
592 pages
21 hours of reading

Notes on Doctrinal and Spiritual Subjects; Volume I

The Foot of the Cross: Or, The Sorrows of Mary

The Blessed Sacrament: Or, The Works and Ways of God