Good St. Anne

This little classic of devotion is organized as follows: 


Part I. History of the Devotion to St. Anne 

Chapter I. — Discovery of the Relics of St. Anne. 

Chapter II. — Spread of the Devotion to St. Anne.— St. Anne d’Auray. 

Chapter III. — The Devotion to St. Anne in Canada.— St. Anne de Beaupré. 


Part II. Month of St. Anne 

First Day.—Consideration. St. Anne has a right to our homage. 

Second Day. —Consideration. St. Anne is the Mother of Mary and the Grandmother of Jesus. 

Third Day. — Consideration. St. Anne is the worthy Grandmother of Jesus. 

Fourth Day.—Consideration. St. Anne’s intercession is all-powerful. 

Fifth Day. — Consideration. The high esteem in which God holds St. Anne. 

Sixth Day. — Consideration. St. Anne loves us because we are her spiritual children. 

Seventh Day.—Consideration. How dearly St. Anne loves Christians. 

Eighth Day.—Consideration. The marriage of St. Joachim and St. Anne. 

Ninth Day.—Consideration. The time of trial. 

Tenth Day. — Consideration. The Immaculate Conception of Mary. 

Eleventh Day.—Consideration. The Immaculate Conception of Mary (continued.) 

Twelfth Day. — Consideration. Birth of Mary. 

Thirteenth Day. — Consideration. Birth of Mary (continued.) 

Fourteenth Day. — Consideration. St. Anne beside Mary’s Cradle. 

Fifteenth Day.—Consideration. St. Anne beside Mary’s cradle (continued.) 

Sixteenth Day.—Consideration. First lessons given by St. Anne to Mary. 

Seventeenth Day.—Consideration. St. Anne leads Mary to the Temple. 

Eighteenth Day. — Consideration. St. Anne leading Mary to the Temple (continued.) 

Nineteenth Day.—Consideration. How St. Anne spent her time. 

Twentieth Day.—Consideration. How St. Anne spent her time (Continued.) 

Twenty-First Day.—Consideration. Widowhood and Death of St. Anne 

Twenty-Second Day. — Consideration. — St. Anne in Limbo. 

Twenty-Third Day.—Consideration. Interview of Jesus with Joachim and Anne in Limbo. 

Twenty-Fourth Day.—Consideration. Joachim and Anne ascend to Heaven with Jesus. 

Twenty-Fifth Day.—Consideration. St. Joachim and St. Anne witness Mary’s arrival in Heaven. 

Twenty-Sixth Day.—Consideration. St. Anne’s faith and hope. 

Twenty-Seventh Day.—Consideration. St. Anne’s love for Jesus Christ. 

Twenty-Eighth Day. —Consideration. St. Anne’s life of penance. 

Twenty-Ninth Day.—Consideration. St. Anne’s life of retirement and recollection. 

Thirtieth Day. — Consideration. The charity practised by St. Anne. 

Thirty-First Day. — Consideration. Practices in honour of St. Anne.