Archbishop Stepinac - The Man and his Case

Published by The Standard, Dublin, 1947

  • First Edition
  • Softcover
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(10), 83 pages + frontispiece and four pages of illustration. Original card covers with pictorial unclipped dust jacket. Catholic Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac was imprisoned by the post-war Yugoslav Communist regime following a show trial in 1946. Pope Pius XII elevated him to status of Cardinal in 1952 while he was still under house arrest, and Pope John Paul II declared him a Martyr with Beatification in 1998. The Archbishop of Dublin, in his foreword to this book, while stating that "The case of Archbishop Stepinac is very complex and very simple." concludes that in his trial and unjust condemnation, the Archbishop "is but another symbol of the unending persecution of the One, True Church." Some dusting and wear to covers, otherwise a very good copy without any library stamps, inscriptions, or other markings. Images available on request.

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Bibliographic details

Title
Archbishop Stepinac - The Man and his Case
Author
O'Brien, Anthony Henry (Count of Thomond) - John Charles McQuaid (Foreword)
Publisher
The Standard, Dublin
Publication year
1947
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Soft cover
Edition
1st Edition
Seller catalogs
20th Century, Catholic Church, History

Joe Collins Rare Books

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