The Eucharistic Visions of St. Frances of Rome

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Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda is a Christian writer and journalist. She was born in Pinar del Rio, Cuba, and grew up in Puerto Rico. She has an M.A. in English from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelors in Journalism from the University of Texas at Austin. A freelance writer since 1981, she is the author of several books and has been published regularly in numerous national and regional periodicals and newspapers, including The New York Times, Catholic Digest, U.S. Catholic, Our Sunday Visitor, The Oklahoman, 'Columbia," 'St. Anthony Messenger and The Lutheran. She and her husband Michael live in Norman, Oklahoma. They have four adult children. She blogs at Day by Day with María

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The Eucharistic Visions of St. Frances of Rome presents the life and mystical experiences of St. Frances, a 15th-century Italian saint renowned for her devotion, humility, and extraordinary visions after receiving the Eucharist. Translated by Fr. Robert Nixon, this text offers modern readers a rare glimpse into St. Frances's inner spiritual world. Each vision unfolds profound theological symbolism, drawing readers into Frances's intense love for the Eucharist and revealing her journey through divine encounters with Christ, Mary, the angels, and the saints. St. Frances's life as a mother, wife, and spiritual leader in her community highlights her deep compassion and unwavering commitment to serving others, especially the poor. Through her demonic battles, revelations, and unwavering obedience to God's will, St. Frances's life becomes a testament to enduring faith and the mystical beauty of the Eucharistic experience, making this book an inspiring resource for meditation and spiritual growth.