Henry Jerome de Salis

English priest and religious writer

Henry Jerome de Salis - English priest and religious writer
Born

1740
285 years ago

Died

May 2nd, 1810
215 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United Kingdom

Links & References

Served as an Anglican priest and contributed to religious literature in England. Authored various works that focused on spiritual guidance, including writings on prayer and meditation. Engaged in pastoral care and church activities, nurturing the spiritual life of the communities served. His works have been referenced in theological discussions, influencing religious thought during his time.

Authored religious literature focusing on prayer

Provided pastoral care in various parishes

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