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Go Forward Bravely: The Mission and Passion of La Pucelle

Go Forward Bravely: The Mission and Passion of La Pucelle

Brick Hut Press

Paperback

Series: The Maid of Heaven: A Three-Part Life of St. Joan of Arc, Book 2

Religious BiographiesBible StudiesGeneral Christianity

ISBN13: 9798951762573
Publisher: Brick Hut Press
Published: Jul 12 2026
Pages: 100
Weight: 0.32
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Saint Joan of Arc was the peasant girl of Domremy who led the armies of France and is a Catholic saint. How did an illiterate girl of seventeen years break a siege in nine days and face down a hostile tribunal with unwavering clarity?

The mission of La Pucelle begins with an impossible ride of four hundred miles through enemy territory to the court at Chinon. Arriving safely with Jean de Metz, Joan recognized the Dauphin in a crowded room and secured her command only after a rigorous examination by theologians at Poitiers. Her obedience to her Voices shattered the English siege of Orléans in nine days and culminated in the coronation of Charles VII at Reims. When political caution stalled the campaign, Joan fought on until her capture at Compiègne, enduring a long imprisonment and the grueling Condemnation Trial at Rouen where her luminous answers confounded her judges. The volume leaves the reader at the Old Market Square on May 30, 1431, where Joan faced the fire with the name of Jesus on her lips.

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