John Vianney: The Saint Who Could Read Souls

John Baptiste Vianney, affectionately called the “Curé of Ars,” is the Catholic Church’s patron saint of parish priests. If you travel across the United States, chances are you will find a parish named after John Vianney (1786-1859) in almost every diocese.

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Who Was St. John Vianney?

This is available as a 5x7 print., Saint John Vianney is the patron saint of parish priests. He lived in France and spent 12-18 hours a day in the

Saint John Vianney with Eucharist

St. John Vianney, Priests, and God's Armor

Saint of the Day – 9 August – St Jean-Baptiste Marie Vianney TOSF (1786-1859)- The Curé of Ars, Confessor – AnaStpaul

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John Mary Vianney: The Holy Cure of Ars (Life of a Saint)

St John Vianney: The Devil vs the Great Confessor - The Southern Cross

The Little Catechism of the Cure of Ars (with Supplemental Reading: Confession: Its Fruitful Practice) [Illustrated] - Kindle edition by Vianney, St. Jean-Marie Baptiste. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ .

Visions of Saint John Vianney the Cure of Ars

St. Vianney: The Inspiring Priest - Catholic Stand