Meditations of a Hermit by Charles De Foucauld

Meditations of a Hermit
By Charles De Foucauld

These writings were never intended for the world at large, and so read with a simple, unpolished style. Addressed to the Poor of the Sahara, this holy and solitary soul devoted himself to converting the Tuareg people to Christianity in a gentle way. For as he says, "...eyes, unaccustomed to light, will close their lids if too much brightness is shown to them all at once."

Softcover, 216 pages.