by Francis X. Levy (Author)
...I can think of no one better suited to report to you on a life that is intensely modern and very accessible, yet also has extraordinary mystical aspects." -Patricia Treece, award-winning author of A Man for Others, The Sanctified Body, Meet Padre Pio, Mornings with Therese of Lisieux, and several more Aloysius: A Tribute to a Saintly Priest presents a series of interviews with people who encountered personal tragedies and were able to meet these challenges through the prayerful guidance of Father Aloysius Ellacuria, C.M.F. This humble missionary was the instrument of spiritual and physical healing through the power of Almighty God because he lived in conformance with The Divine Master. By a life given to compassion for suffering souls, Father Aloysius became a model for all and a man whose possible elevation to Sainthood is the desire of his many spiritual sons and daughters. Intended to extol the spirituality of this selfless Basque and Claretian, Aloysius: A Tribute to a Saintly Priest advances a cause for his elevation to The Honors of The Altar.
Author Biography
Francis X. Levy was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on June 10, 1925, the fifth of nine children. A graduate of Loyola University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics, he was a Naval officer during two wars and a Professional Engineer in civilian life. This work and a previous one, Vestigia, were written to provide dramatic examples of the bountiful responses given by Almighty God to the prayers of his faithful souls.