Life of Cardinal Manning: Manning As an Anglican (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781143265754)

"Life of Cardinal Manning: Manning As an Anglican" delves into the formative years and spiritual journey of Henry Edward Manning, a prominent figure in 19th-century religious history. Edmund Sheridan Purcell meticulously chronicles Manning's early life and his influential role within the Anglican Church before his conversion to Catholicism.

This biography explores the intellectual and spiritual influences that shaped Manning's theological development, providing valuable insights into the religious and social contexts of Victorian England. Purcell examines Manning's contributions to the Anglican Church, his relationships with key figures, and the profound personal struggles that led to his eventual embrace of Catholicism.

This volume offers readers a detailed portrait of Manning's early career and sheds light on the complex factors that influenced his remarkable transformation, making it an essential resource for understanding the life and legacy of Cardinal Manning.

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