S.T. Martin is the founder of ”St. Joan and St. Thérèse” and a self-published author of 5 books. His sixth, ”Fleur-Darc,” is a one volume compilation of all of his writings. He is a member of the Catholic Writers Guild and holds degrees from both Princeton and Yale Universities
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Visit S.T.’s second blog, “Fleur-Darc,” dedicated to his newest book! A one volume compilation of all five of his books, published under his real name, and at a discounted price compared to buying all individually. Curious? Click below to check out “Fleur-Darc” and more of S.T.’s writings.
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Fleur-Darc, a one-volume compilation of all five S.T. Martin books below and published under his real name. For those interested in all of S.T.’s writings, this book is a must have!
The Dove and Rose by S.T. Martin in paperback (A compendium of blog posts and prayers to Sts. Joan and Thérèse)
Little Flowers and Fiery Towers (Poetry) by S.T. Martin in paperback
Testament for Love by S.T. Martin in paperback ( A compendium of blog posts)
Journey to Christendom by S.T. Martin in paperback
Seek First the Kingdom by S.T. Martin in paperback
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Category Archives: My life with Ste. Jeanne d’Arc
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