St. Rose of Lima: The Flower of the New World


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(4.6 estrellas; 67 reseñas)

Discover the remarkable life of Saint Rose of Lima, a pioneering figure in the history of the Americas and the first person born on the continent to be canonized by the Catholic Church. Born in 1586 in Lima, Peru, Rose dedicated her life to a path of severe asceticism while simultaneously serving the needy in her community through her unwavering compassion and private efforts.

This biography delves into her dual existence as a lay member of the Dominican Order and a devoted caregiver, exploring the challenges she faced and the profound impact she had on those around her. Through her story, Florence Mary Capes illuminates themes of faith, sacrifice, and the transformative power of love in a time of great social need.

Saint Rose of Lima's legacy continues to inspire, making this account not just a historical biography, but a reflection on the enduring spirit of service and devotion. Join the LibriVox Volunteers in bringing her story to life, and gain insight into the life of a woman who became a symbol of hope and charity in her time.

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(5 estrellas)

An inspirational glimpse into how St Rose surrendered to a life of fasting and self-denial as a means of uniting herself to Jesus Christ. In our time this is a very unfashionable approach to holiness & becoming a blessing to others but this bio holds its own. Beautifully read by Eduardo & Thomas May. Sadly, the female readers seem to have tried to beat the clock - the rapid reading, monotone & childish rhythms applied to the last two chapters especially, make it very hard to follow the meaning.

wondeful and uplifting


(5 estrellas)

great book and we'll read. love it and inspiring.

Highly recommended to anyone wanting to advance in the faith


(5 estrellas)

The great take away from the biography of St Rose of Lima is, the great value God gives to suffering offered to him as a token of love.

I love this book.


(5 estrellas)

Very well written book. And we'll read.


(4 estrellas)

women readers could be better. book itself was great

For Content living


(4 estrellas)

Nice to have these accounts of Saints as St. Rose who lived a life of penance. Gives relevant thoughts for those of this 21st century generation who cannot find satisfaction with the daily blessings that one enjoys...Well read too...


(3.5 estrellas)

there are some readers who read too fast and miss important points. it sounds like one reader is dictating a shopping list...Great saint deserves great readers.


(5 estrellas)

I have no problem with the content, but the recording is not understandable for at least two chapters.