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The Hound of the Lord - Paperback

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by Eleanor Bourg Nicholson (Author), Amandine Wanert (Illustrator)

The Hound of the Lord is the story of Saint Dominic as told by the legendary dog Torch. This faithful, ever-watchful canine companion vividly describes the founder of the Dominican Order and the many challenges he faced while preaching the Gospel throughout medieval Europe.

Beginning in the village of Caleruga, Spain, Torch tells the story of his beloved master Dominic from his youth to his remarkable life as the founder of the Dominicans and becoming a great saint.

Author Biography

Eleanor Bourg Nicholson is the assistant executive editor for Dappled Things and assistant editor for the Saint Austin Review (StAR). She is editor of several Ignatius Critical Editions volumes, and has collaborated with other editors to provide footnotes for numerous others. Her epistolary novella, The Letters of Magdalen Montague (2011), is available through the kind patronage of Kaufmann Publishing. Her work has appeared in theNational Catholic Register and Touchstone, as well as with First Thingsand The Catholic Thing.

Number of Pages: 56
Dimensions: 0.3 x 7.5 x 5.2 IN
Publication Date: September 11, 2023
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