The Stigmata and Modern Science
By Fr. Charles M. Carty · Published by TAN Books
Overview
Fascinating accounts of a much‑misunderstood reality, the book describes well‑known and well‑documented cases such as St. Francis of Assisi, Padre Pio, and Therese Neumann through a rigorous scientific and theological examination. Published by TAN Books in 1992, it invites readers to reflect on the mystery of the wounds of Christ in light of Catholic tradition and credible investigation.
- Examines documented stigmatic phenomena from saints and mystics
- Bridges scientific inquiry and theological reflection on the wounds of Christ
- Offers readers insight into cases often assumed to be purely miraculous or purely psychological
- Supports faithful Catholic belief in the supernatural by presenting reliable evidence
- Compact and focused—ideal for parish reading groups or individual study
Intended Audience
Recommended for clergy, seminarians, parish catechists, and lay‑faithful who wish to deepen their understanding of supernatural phenomena in the context of Catholic spirituality and credible research.
Key Themes
- Stigmata as a phenomenon in Church history
- The relationship between faith and scientific investigation
- Witness to suffering and the mysteries of Christ’s wounds
- Imprint:
- TAN Books
- Pages:
- 32
- Publication Date:
- 1/1/1992
- Product Format:
- Booklet
- Height:
- 7.00
- Width:
- 4.25
3 Reviews
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Stigmata is An Interesting Catholic Practice
Parde Pio was a Catholic priest who emulated an "imitation of Christ." It is really diffic…
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Stigmata is an Interesting Attempt
Prior to the purchase of this booklet, I was familiar with the works of Padre Pio. For over a decade…
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Stigmata is an Interesting Attempt
Prior to the purchase of this booklet, I was familiar with the works of Padre Pio