I wrote a review of Frank Rega's Amazing Miracles of Padre Pio...
…on Amazon entitled Miracles, Seen and Unseen.
Frank Rega's latest book has garnered rave reviews, one from Francis Phillips who hails it as, "a life-enhancing book" which she is recommending especially to English Catholics, "who tend to smile benignly at their more excitable Latin brethren, forgetting that Christ himself worked many miracles during his life." I myself have urged young folk in England to read it, namely my close friend Danny who is leafing through it at the moment.
Another celebratory review by Donal Anthony Foley praises the collection of miracle stories as an "inspiring read". Like Foley, in my review I singled out the greatest miracle as being that which was awarded Giacomo Gaglione. If you take a minute to read the review that I pecked-out on my phone, you'll see why I call him, "Glorious Giacomo".
Frank Rega's latest book has garnered rave reviews, one from Francis Phillips who hails it as, "a life-enhancing book" which she is recommending especially to English Catholics, "who tend to smile benignly at their more excitable Latin brethren, forgetting that Christ himself worked many miracles during his life." I myself have urged young folk in England to read it, namely my close friend Danny who is leafing through it at the moment.
Another celebratory review by Donal Anthony Foley praises the collection of miracle stories as an "inspiring read". Like Foley, in my review I singled out the greatest miracle as being that which was awarded Giacomo Gaglione. If you take a minute to read the review that I pecked-out on my phone, you'll see why I call him, "Glorious Giacomo".
