Saint Alphonsus was the author of over 100 works, both "popular" works, easily accessible to all, and exegetical works, covering theology (especially moral theology), apologetics, dogma, and asceticism.
- Eternal Maxims, 1728
- Practice of Loving Jesus Christ, 1768
- History of Heresies, 1768
- Spiritual Songs, 1732
- Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, 1745
- Theologia moralis (1st edition), 1748
- The Glories of Mary, 1750
- Preparation for Death, 1758
- On the Great Means of Prayer, 1759
- True Spouse of Jesus Christ, 1760
- Considerations on the Passion of Jesus Christ, 1760
- On the Moderate Use of Probable Opinion, 1765
- Truth of Faith, 1767
- Practice of the Confessor for the Good Exercise of His Ministry, 1771
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St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori, Eugene Grimm (Editor)
The Incarnation, Birth, and Infancy of Jesus Christ
"Ah, beautiful Infant! tell me whose child art Thou?" He replies: "My Mother is this pure and lovely Virgin who is standing by me." And who is thy Father? "My Father" he says, "is God." How is this? Thou art the Son of God, and art so poor; and why? Who will acknowledge Thee in such a condition? Who will respect Thee? "No," replies Jesus, "holy faith will make known who I am, and will make me loved by those souls whom I came to redeem and to inflame with my love."
Leidimo metai: 1887
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St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori
The History of Heresies and Their Refutation
Photius promised everything, and was accordingly consecrated, but by the very same Gregory, and took possession of the See. Six months had not yet passed over, since his consecration, and he had broken all his oaths and promises
Leidimo metai: 1847
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