The Human Soul, Abbot Vonier's first and most popular book, was written to open the eyes of readers to the tremendous frontiers of their true country: the immortal soul. Written with "a youthful freshness and vigor," it is a work of rate inspiration, lit again and again by insights of striking power, "such as to make one hold one's breath at the beauty and grandeur of what we so lightly, without thought, call our soul."

Softcover 224 pp.