Summary of Walter J. Ciszek & Daniel L. Flaherty's With God in Russia (eBook, ePUB)
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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:#1 I was a bully, the leader of a gang, and a street fighter. I had no use for school, except insofar as it had a playground where I could fight or wrestle. I refused to admit that there was anything I couldn't do as well as or better than anyone else.#2 I inherited my toughness from my father, and my religious training from my mother. I was openly scornful of those who were pious, and I took great pains not to be thought of as such.#3 I wanted to be a Jesuit, and I wrote a letter to the Polish Jesuits in Warsaw, te...
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:
#1 I was a bully, the leader of a gang, and a street fighter. I had no use for school, except insofar as it had a playground where I could fight or wrestle. I refused to admit that there was anything I couldn't do as well as or better than anyone else.
#2 I inherited my toughness from my father, and my religious training from my mother. I was openly scornful of those who were pious, and I took great pains not to be thought of as such.
#3 I wanted to be a Jesuit, and I wrote a letter to the Polish Jesuits in Warsaw, telling them I wanted to enter the Society over there. I hadn't told anyone at the seminary or at home, and I went to New York to see the Jesuit Provincial.
#4 I was finally accepted into the Society of Jesus, and I was happy and excited. But I was also very stubborn, and when Father Kelly, the provincial, told me I would have to go back to the seminary, I refused. I was forced to leave the Society.
#1 I was a bully, the leader of a gang, and a street fighter. I had no use for school, except insofar as it had a playground where I could fight or wrestle. I refused to admit that there was anything I couldn't do as well as or better than anyone else.
#2 I inherited my toughness from my father, and my religious training from my mother. I was openly scornful of those who were pious, and I took great pains not to be thought of as such.
#3 I wanted to be a Jesuit, and I wrote a letter to the Polish Jesuits in Warsaw, telling them I wanted to enter the Society over there. I hadn't told anyone at the seminary or at home, and I went to New York to see the Jesuit Provincial.
#4 I was finally accepted into the Society of Jesus, and I was happy and excited. But I was also very stubborn, and when Father Kelly, the provincial, told me I would have to go back to the seminary, I refused. I was forced to leave the Society.
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