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Mission of the Maiden: The Hero Story of Joan of Arc. A Hero is Chosen Series, #2
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- Date de parution25/06/2025
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- ÉditeurBrother Emmanuel Labrise, O.S.
Résumé
Before the watershed moment of Joan of Arc's emergence onto the historical scene in 1429, Charles the Dauphin of France was derisively called by the English and their Burgundian allies, the "King of Bourges, " yet by his death in 1461, he had presided over the expulsion of the English from all of their continental possessions except Calais. Were it not for a teenage peasant maiden, however, history might have taken a different course.She arrived suddenly in the spring of 1429.
Her dramatic appearance and short but impactful mission were legendary even in her own times, yet her star would explode in the fires of martyrdom almost as quickly as it rose. Held prisoner for the final year of her life from May 23, 1430 until May 30, 1431, she perished in flames at the stake at Rouen like a nova whose time had come. But her story lives on.Joan of Arc. Virgin, martyr, hero, saint.
Take your first steps with her today! A Hero Is Chosen SeriesHero Stories of the Saints Book One: Reflections of an Uncommon Monk: Toward a Theology of Hero-Sainthood An introduction to the series and its spiritual and moral foundation Book Two: Mission of the Maiden: The Hero Story of Joan of Arc Part One: Historical Context: Fourteenth- and fifteenth-century medieval Europe; High Middle Ages; Hundred Years' War; history of France and England Part Two: Mission of the Maiden: Joan's hero-saint story focusing on her public mission (hero-event) from the time she left Domrémy until her interrogation, trial, and burning at the stake (hero-moment) Book Three: God's Good Servant and the King's: The Hero Story of Thomas More Part One: Historical Context: Fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Renaissance Europe; Reformation period; English and Church history Part Two: God's Good Servant and the King's: Thomas More's hero-saint story focusing on his public dissent from King Henry VIII (hero-event) until his execution (hero-moment) Book Four: King of Kings: The Hero Story of Jesus of Nazareth Part One: Historical Context: Old and New Testament history; first-century AD Roman occupation of Judea Part Two: King of Kings: Jesus of Nazareth's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission (hero-event) from his baptism in the Jordan by John the Baptist until his crucifixion at Calvary (hero-moment) Book Five: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: The Hero Story of Maximilian Kolbe Part One: Historical Context: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Europe; the rise of German nationalism; Nazism and World War II Part Two: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: Maximilian's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission as a friar and priest (hero-event) until his imprisonment and death at Auschwitz (hero-moment) Book Six: A Vocation Story Never Told: A Hero Story of Future Saints Short fiction novella that takes place beginning in the late twenty-second century Book Seven: Hero Bible Verses: Meditations of a Saint Inspiring Bible quotes from Genesis to Revelation Life is short. See where your path might take you. Begin your journey today!
Her dramatic appearance and short but impactful mission were legendary even in her own times, yet her star would explode in the fires of martyrdom almost as quickly as it rose. Held prisoner for the final year of her life from May 23, 1430 until May 30, 1431, she perished in flames at the stake at Rouen like a nova whose time had come. But her story lives on.Joan of Arc. Virgin, martyr, hero, saint.
Take your first steps with her today! A Hero Is Chosen SeriesHero Stories of the Saints Book One: Reflections of an Uncommon Monk: Toward a Theology of Hero-Sainthood An introduction to the series and its spiritual and moral foundation Book Two: Mission of the Maiden: The Hero Story of Joan of Arc Part One: Historical Context: Fourteenth- and fifteenth-century medieval Europe; High Middle Ages; Hundred Years' War; history of France and England Part Two: Mission of the Maiden: Joan's hero-saint story focusing on her public mission (hero-event) from the time she left Domrémy until her interrogation, trial, and burning at the stake (hero-moment) Book Three: God's Good Servant and the King's: The Hero Story of Thomas More Part One: Historical Context: Fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Renaissance Europe; Reformation period; English and Church history Part Two: God's Good Servant and the King's: Thomas More's hero-saint story focusing on his public dissent from King Henry VIII (hero-event) until his execution (hero-moment) Book Four: King of Kings: The Hero Story of Jesus of Nazareth Part One: Historical Context: Old and New Testament history; first-century AD Roman occupation of Judea Part Two: King of Kings: Jesus of Nazareth's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission (hero-event) from his baptism in the Jordan by John the Baptist until his crucifixion at Calvary (hero-moment) Book Five: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: The Hero Story of Maximilian Kolbe Part One: Historical Context: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Europe; the rise of German nationalism; Nazism and World War II Part Two: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: Maximilian's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission as a friar and priest (hero-event) until his imprisonment and death at Auschwitz (hero-moment) Book Six: A Vocation Story Never Told: A Hero Story of Future Saints Short fiction novella that takes place beginning in the late twenty-second century Book Seven: Hero Bible Verses: Meditations of a Saint Inspiring Bible quotes from Genesis to Revelation Life is short. See where your path might take you. Begin your journey today!
Before the watershed moment of Joan of Arc's emergence onto the historical scene in 1429, Charles the Dauphin of France was derisively called by the English and their Burgundian allies, the "King of Bourges, " yet by his death in 1461, he had presided over the expulsion of the English from all of their continental possessions except Calais. Were it not for a teenage peasant maiden, however, history might have taken a different course.She arrived suddenly in the spring of 1429.
Her dramatic appearance and short but impactful mission were legendary even in her own times, yet her star would explode in the fires of martyrdom almost as quickly as it rose. Held prisoner for the final year of her life from May 23, 1430 until May 30, 1431, she perished in flames at the stake at Rouen like a nova whose time had come. But her story lives on.Joan of Arc. Virgin, martyr, hero, saint.
Take your first steps with her today! A Hero Is Chosen SeriesHero Stories of the Saints Book One: Reflections of an Uncommon Monk: Toward a Theology of Hero-Sainthood An introduction to the series and its spiritual and moral foundation Book Two: Mission of the Maiden: The Hero Story of Joan of Arc Part One: Historical Context: Fourteenth- and fifteenth-century medieval Europe; High Middle Ages; Hundred Years' War; history of France and England Part Two: Mission of the Maiden: Joan's hero-saint story focusing on her public mission (hero-event) from the time she left Domrémy until her interrogation, trial, and burning at the stake (hero-moment) Book Three: God's Good Servant and the King's: The Hero Story of Thomas More Part One: Historical Context: Fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Renaissance Europe; Reformation period; English and Church history Part Two: God's Good Servant and the King's: Thomas More's hero-saint story focusing on his public dissent from King Henry VIII (hero-event) until his execution (hero-moment) Book Four: King of Kings: The Hero Story of Jesus of Nazareth Part One: Historical Context: Old and New Testament history; first-century AD Roman occupation of Judea Part Two: King of Kings: Jesus of Nazareth's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission (hero-event) from his baptism in the Jordan by John the Baptist until his crucifixion at Calvary (hero-moment) Book Five: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: The Hero Story of Maximilian Kolbe Part One: Historical Context: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Europe; the rise of German nationalism; Nazism and World War II Part Two: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: Maximilian's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission as a friar and priest (hero-event) until his imprisonment and death at Auschwitz (hero-moment) Book Six: A Vocation Story Never Told: A Hero Story of Future Saints Short fiction novella that takes place beginning in the late twenty-second century Book Seven: Hero Bible Verses: Meditations of a Saint Inspiring Bible quotes from Genesis to Revelation Life is short. See where your path might take you. Begin your journey today!
Her dramatic appearance and short but impactful mission were legendary even in her own times, yet her star would explode in the fires of martyrdom almost as quickly as it rose. Held prisoner for the final year of her life from May 23, 1430 until May 30, 1431, she perished in flames at the stake at Rouen like a nova whose time had come. But her story lives on.Joan of Arc. Virgin, martyr, hero, saint.
Take your first steps with her today! A Hero Is Chosen SeriesHero Stories of the Saints Book One: Reflections of an Uncommon Monk: Toward a Theology of Hero-Sainthood An introduction to the series and its spiritual and moral foundation Book Two: Mission of the Maiden: The Hero Story of Joan of Arc Part One: Historical Context: Fourteenth- and fifteenth-century medieval Europe; High Middle Ages; Hundred Years' War; history of France and England Part Two: Mission of the Maiden: Joan's hero-saint story focusing on her public mission (hero-event) from the time she left Domrémy until her interrogation, trial, and burning at the stake (hero-moment) Book Three: God's Good Servant and the King's: The Hero Story of Thomas More Part One: Historical Context: Fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Renaissance Europe; Reformation period; English and Church history Part Two: God's Good Servant and the King's: Thomas More's hero-saint story focusing on his public dissent from King Henry VIII (hero-event) until his execution (hero-moment) Book Four: King of Kings: The Hero Story of Jesus of Nazareth Part One: Historical Context: Old and New Testament history; first-century AD Roman occupation of Judea Part Two: King of Kings: Jesus of Nazareth's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission (hero-event) from his baptism in the Jordan by John the Baptist until his crucifixion at Calvary (hero-moment) Book Five: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: The Hero Story of Maximilian Kolbe Part One: Historical Context: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Europe; the rise of German nationalism; Nazism and World War II Part Two: Friar, Priest, and Martyr: Maximilian's hero-saint story focusing on his public mission as a friar and priest (hero-event) until his imprisonment and death at Auschwitz (hero-moment) Book Six: A Vocation Story Never Told: A Hero Story of Future Saints Short fiction novella that takes place beginning in the late twenty-second century Book Seven: Hero Bible Verses: Meditations of a Saint Inspiring Bible quotes from Genesis to Revelation Life is short. See where your path might take you. Begin your journey today!
