This translation has been made from the Critical Edition of the Sermons of St Antony Sermones Dominicales et Festivi sancti Antonii Patavini, published by the Centro Studi Antoniani at Padua in 1979, by Rev. Dr. S.R.P. Spilsbury

Biographical Note on the Author:

"Fr. Paul Spilsbury was born in Bristol, England, in 1939. From 1958-1969 he was a member of the English Province of the Franciscan Friars Minor (OFM), and was ordained priest in 1965. He studied mathematics and philosophy at the University of Nottingham from 1966-1971. From 1972 he was a parish priest in the Church of England, but left parish ministry in 1995. He was awarded a Doctorate in Philosophy by the University of Bristol in 1999 for his research into the writings of St Antony of Padua. His Doctoral dissertation is entitled "The Concordance of Scripture: The homiletic and exegetical methods of St Antony of Padua". He is married, with three sons and two daughters."

Title:
Sermons for Sundays and Festivals (4 vol series with the following subtitles):
"I. General Prologue. Sundays from Septuagesima to Pentecost"
"II. From the first Sunday after Pentecost to the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost"
"III. From the seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost to the third Sunday after Epiphany and Marian Sermons"
"IV. Sermons for Festivals and Indexes"

Author: Saint Antony of Padua

Translator: Rev. Paul Spilsbury

Publishers: EMP - Edizioni Messaggero Padova

Copyright 2012 (or maybe 2007?)

ISBNs:

Vol. I - 978-88-250-1303-0
Vol. 2 - 978-88-250-1820-2
Vol. 3 - 978-88-250-1879-0
Vol. 4 - 978-88-250-1880-6

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http://www.edizionimessaggero.it/ita/catalogo/scheda.asp?ISBN=978-88-250-1820-2

http://www.edizionimessaggero.it/ita/catalogo/scheda.asp?ISBN=978-88-250-1879-0

http://www.edizionimessaggero.it/ita/catalogo/scheda.asp?ISBN=978-88-250-1880-6

"Renowned in his day as a mystic and theologian, Denis was born in 1402 in the Belgian province of Limburg which formerly comprised in the county of Hesbaye; died 12 March, 1471. His birthplace was Ryckel, a small village a few miles from Saint-Trond, whence ancient writers have often surnamed him Ryckel or à Ryckel. Sometimes called 'the last scholastic', he penned over 150 works. This is the first complete English translation of his most significant spiritual writings: 'Contemplation', 'Prayer', 'Meditation', 'Fountain of Light and the Paths of Life'. amd 'Monastic Profession'. He was also known as the 'last of the Schoolmen', devoted to prayer, avid reader whose favorite author was Pseudo-Dionysius. Author of commentaries, sermons, and theological and philosophical treatises. He died on the 12 March 1471."

Title: The Spiritual Writings of Denis the Carthusian

Author: Denis the Carthusian

Translator: Ide Ni Riain

Publisher: Four Courts Press

Copyright / Published: May 30, 2005

ISBN-13: 978-1851828609

https://www.amazon.com/Spiritual-Writings-Denis-Carthusian/dp/1851828605/

"Vices and Virtues is a serious study of the flawed human condition. It is original sin 'writ large'. Nothing escapes the all-pervading eye of Denis the Carthusian. It is amazing how a hermit could be so conversant with the wiles of humanity. His examples of the various vices of mankind throughout the centuries make for interesting reading, while the virtues, in contrast, are elevated - probably beyond the capacity of most of us - but nevertheless have an inherent beauty in theËœparticular language of Denis, which is an acquired taste worth cultivating. Born in 1402 or 1403 in Flemish-speaking part of modern Belgium, Denis became fluent in Latin - the language in which is composed his massive array of books. Much sought after and appreciated in his own life time, his writings became still better known after his death in 1471. Printing was still in its very early stages when his entire works were first published and translated into French. Thus they were accessible to those who took up the cause of the Counter-Reformation. His special partiality for St Thomas Aquinas earned him the name of 'Last of the Scholastics'. His mysticism, on the other hand, won him the title of 'Ecstatic Doctor'."

Title: Vices and Virtues by Denis the Carthusian

Author: Denis the Carthusian

Translator: Ide Ni Riain

Publisher: Four Courts Press

Copyright / Published on: April 28, 2009

ISBN-13: 978-1846821639

https://www.amazon.com/Vices-Virtues-Denis-Carthusian/dp/1846821630/