St.Augustine's Bones

Delve into the fascinating world of Catholic spirituality and urban literacy with "St. Augustine's Bones" by Harold Samuel Stone. Published in 2003, this compelling book comprises 176 pages of rich historical insight. Stone meticulously explores the controversy surrounding the claimed discovery of St. Augustine’s bones in Pavia, Italy, in 1695. Through this lens, he re-examines the debates that lit up the intellectual landscape of the 17th century, providing readers with a deeper understanding of how such relics shaped religious thought and community life. Ideal for historians, theologians, and anyone intrigued by the blend of faith and history, this work is a must-read that illuminates pivotal moments in Christian heritage. Discover the captivating narratives that unveil how the past continues to influence contemporary understanding of spirituality and reading culture.