This volume contains a selection of the most important works by Jean-Baptiste Massillon, a renowned French preacher and bishop. Included is "Petit CarÃame," a series of lenten sermons preached before King Louis XV, celebrated for their eloquence and moral insight. The collection also features various other sermons, showcasing Massillon's mastery of sacred oratory and his profound understanding of human nature.
Massillon's sermons are exemplary of the grand siècle in France, blending classical rhetoric with deep spiritual reflection. His works offer valuable insights into the religious and moral climate of 18th-century France. This edition presents a curated collection for both scholars and readers interested in religious history, French literature, and the art of preaching.
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