A Man After God's Own Heart

In this moving biography, Arthur Calvet tells the story of Father Paul Ginhac, a Jesuit priest who devoted his life to serving the poor and marginalized in 19th-century France. Calvet explores Ginhac's spiritual journey, his tireless work among the underprivileged, and his enduring legacy as an inspiration to all who seek to live a life of service and devotion.

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