The Life of St. Frances of Rome

“I have no choice but the good pleasure of God . . . I accept all at His hands, be it life or be it death.”

— St. Frances of Rome 

Born into the chaos of 15th-century Rome, Saint Frances’s life is a brilliant testament to faith, resilience, and selfless love. As a noblewoman navigating the turmoil of war, plague, and famine, Frances transformed her privilege into a channel of extraordinary service to the poor and suffering. One of the Church’s greatest mystics, St. Frances was given the grace of detailed visions of heaven, hell, and purgatory. Her miraculous visions, unwavering charity, and her founding of the Oblates of Mary, who share the Benedictine spirituality, reflect a life wholly devoted to God in the face of unimaginable hardship. 

Her story is more than historical inspiration—it is a challenge to us today. Frances reminds us that true sanctity is found in embracing our daily trials with humility and love. 

This powerful witness of St. Frances of Rome’s life of charity, bravery, and sanctity has inspired generations of the faithful. May it inspire you too, dear reader, to a life of sacrificial faith and devout service to the Body of Christ.

Paperbound. 240 pages.

Size: 7" H x 5" W.